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Some Publicly Traded Lenders Move to Cut Costs
December 2, 2021
Paul Muolo
The mortgage production cycle is starting to turn, so that means a reduction in headcount. But based on third-quarter results from a handful of public shops, the trimming has been light thus far. (Includes data chart.)
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