Digitization will speed up the lending process and can lead to lower interest rates for borrowers, according to Anne Canfield, partner at The Majority Group.

Housing experts ponder how the Trump administration will impact lenders and the housing market.

Climate scenario analysis can help lenders and servicers adapt to the increasing incidence of disasters and make their portfolios more resilient, according to a new paper by ClimateX.

Homebuying interest increased after the November election, a new Redfin survey found. Also, homebuyers are willing to compromise to purchase a more affordable home.

FHFA announces 2025 conforming loan limits; rejection rate for refis hits survey high; home sales projected to increase; split in home price trends based on location; signs of stabilization for property insurance.

The real estate investment trust sees positives in agency MBS despite concerns around the future of the GSEs.

Radian’s foray into the securitization business is more than just a passing fancy. The mortgage insurance company is considering branching out beyond prime jumbos.

The new pooling option aims to provide some relief for servicers of reverse mortgages.

At the end of the year, nonbanks will be required to meet new risk-based capital requirements at Ginnie Mae. There’s some speculation that the Trump administration could reverse the rule.

New capabilities added to Freddie Mac’s basic ML-deal will allow corporate CUSIPs to be converted to municipal CUSIPs without impacting the tax-exempt status of the securities.