Correspondents gained 294 basis points of share in the third quarter, taking from both retail and brokers.

Bank noncompliance with RESPA remained a top issue for the Fed in 2023.

Fannie issuance had a healthy sequential boost but year-over-year decline, while Freddie experienced the opposite.

Rate named two new reverse-mortgage veterans to lead its reverse division.

With the latest MMIF audit showing a strong capital reserve ratio, the FHA commissioner said it’s probably time to take action on pricing.

Increasingly, nonbanks have a large chunk of their assets tied up in mortgage servicing rights — some more than others. Is that a problem? (Includes data table.)

A 35-year veteran of residential finance — including more than a decade at Wells Fargo — Ken Logan is leading Huntington’s foray into warehouse finance. Also on the menu: loans backed by servicing rights.

Industry watchers expect the fiscal year 2025 budget appropriation bill to get kicked further down the road through another continuing resolution.

Old industry hands like Mike Calhoun of CRL and former FHFA acting Director Ed Demarco say getting the GSEs out of conservatorship might be more complicated than the Trump administration believes.

If past is prologue, the Federal Housing Finance Agency’s plan to hire as many as 141 employees may only be aspirational.