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Both lenders did not disclose how many positions have been terminated.
November 7 -
The $1.3 trillion decline was the largest quarterly drop in dollar volume and the biggest falloff on a percentage basis since 2009, according to Black Knight.
November 7 -
The lender reported a 24% drop in volume quarter-over-quarter but said it compared favorably to the average 29% decline projected by the Mortgage Bankers Association.
November 4 -
But far more staff reductions will be needed to bring numbers back in line with the norm prior to the past two years' extraordinary housing boom.
November 4 -
The company is reporting both higher origination volume and net earnings on a quarter-to-quarter basis.
November 4 -
The company's volume fell behind its wholesale-focused chief competitor's in the third quarter but management foresees potential weakness in the broker channel.
November 4 -
Leaders of its parent company touted the success of subscription models and also made a case for its proposed merger with Black Knight in an earnings call
November 3 -
The most recent cuts bring the company's total headcount reduction to over 1,000 employees this year.
November 3 -
The lender and servicer had already reduced its funding capacity for originations by a combined $1.5 billion before its latest disclosure.
November 3 -
Following the latest Federal Reserve boost in short-term rates, industry and other observers are anticipating more volatility to affect home loan financing.
November 3