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The San Francisco megabank plans to reinstate guidance that drew scrutiny following revelations that women and nonwhite candidates were interviewed for jobs that had been reserved for someone else.

LendingTree participants made 11 fixed-rate mortgage offers for every one ARM in the first half of 2022. Last year it was a 41-to-1 ratio.

Discrimination claims and data breaches are just some of the issues the industry has faced this year.

Investors had largely factored in an anticipated increase in the federal funds rate, but latest GDP numbers could result in more volatility.

Silvio Tavares, the credit score company’s relatively new leader, is honing its models to be more inclusive, for instance by taking into account rent payment data and bank account data. 

With tight inventory and rising rates posing challenges to today's home buyers, mortgage lenders face a tricky environment for maintaining volumes. National Mortgage News chats with three of the top-ranked producers of 2022 to discuss strategies to stay competitive in the months ahead.

Alternative data verifications used in non-qualified mortgage underwriting have increasingly been used by government-sponsored enterprises in response to expansive Biden-era housing goals, volatile rates and evolving technology.

In exclusive new research, lender representatives reported an overall strong relationship with technology compared to bankers, insurers and wealth managers.

Dennis Hermonstyne, a legal and regulatory expert, previously held roles with E-Trade and the Federal Reserve System.

Emerging mortgage bankers can achieve a competitive advantage against big-box lenders by prioritizing a digital-forward mortgage business, writes the CEO of Click N' Close.

The path to artificial intelligence implementation can be costly and arduous. Are financial leaders reaping the benefits?

Historical statistics examined by Standard & Poor’s suggest the two servicing trends, which widespread use of forbearance intensified and highlighted in the past two years, may have some staying power.

Increased purchases among property investors and build-to-rent buyers is just part of what's driving competition these days.

The current 30-year rate is now nearly double its average from a year ago.

In a market dominated by sky-high home prices, sellers looking to take the path of least resistance may be overlooking DPA borrowers.

Relatively cheap housing in smaller cities and towns is rising as remote work allows flexibility for where Americans can live.