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A cross-training strategy that hasn’t been widely used since the Great Recession is coming back into vogue among outsourcers.
March 5 -
The offering went down to $14 from an anticipated $19 to $21 per share.
February 11 -
The agreement would generate $250 million in proceeds, which the nonbank mortgage company plans to use to pay down and refinance existing debt, while also investing in its servicing and origination businesses.
February 10 -
Volumes should rise this year but it could become more difficult to get loans for certain property types, the Mortgage Bankers Association said.
February 10 -
2020’s mortgage employment numbers proved to be slightly higher than previously estimated when reconciled with the Bureau of Labor Statistics’ annual business census.
February 5 -
The acquiring company does business under the name Excelerate Capital and will extend that name to Castle in order to expand its footprint.
February 3 -
This is the third nonbank mortgage company offering in a row to decrease its size, but the reductions were more severe than the others.
January 29 -
The mortgage lender will promote its brand, products and services through MLB-related television or radio ads, in addition to digital outlets.
January 26 -
The Financial Stability Oversight Council could determine that a broad range of mortgage companies should be subject to “heightened prudential standards,” said Andrew Olmem, a partner at Mayer Brown and a former senior economic adviser to the White House.
January 25 -
The expected pricing range is between $19 and $21 per share if all 14.4 million shares to be offered are sold.
January 22