Back in the early years after the financial crisis, Fannie and Freddie accounted for 60.0 percent or more of primary-market originations...

"For the CFPB to act on its own in such a bullish manner without concern for the confusion this will cause, along with additional costs for consumers, is unconscionable,” said NAIHP chief Marc Savitt.

Over the past few years, Flagstar has been a selective seller of mortgage servicing rights, lopping off packages as large as $40 billion.

Technology, like MBS, can be complicated. Just read the new FHFA report…

GSE watchers anticipate the salary cap legislation will be signed into law this fall.

Ocwen blames the anticipated loss on lower revenue and higher operating expenses.

Bank of America still leads the industry in buybacks with $539 million on a year-to-date basis, or 28.5 percent of the total for all banks.

The trend continues: Work for the CFPB for a year or so and then cash out...

It seems that more MI firms are sticking their toes into the jumbo waters...

According to figures compiled by Inside Mortgage Finance, Ocwen may have a long way to go in meeting its production dreams...