Owners of scratch-and-dent mortgages, especially nonbanks, can’t hang onto these problematic loans forever. The good news: Sellers are more likely to accept bids this year.

Fitch Ratings has warned that jumbo MBS could face ratings pressure due to newer production.

A Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. consent order against Cross River Bank, a partner in marketplace lending securitizations, won’t impact outstanding ratings on ABS, according to Kroll Bond Rating Agency.

Much of Farmer Mac’s first-quarter growth came from its diversification into rural infrastructure.

Former Federal Reserve official joins SFA; delinquencies rising on credit card and student loan ABS; KBRA creates new business development role for structured finance.

Banks are reducing their appetite for new mortgage originations, particularly among non-agency products. Nonbanks see an opportunity to take some market share.

More banks are considering leaving the residential lending/servicing sector or scaling back. Will these decisions, made during tough times, come back to haunt them?

As the CFPB reviews its mortgage loan originator rules, trade groups called on the bureau to allow lenders to lower LO compensation.

The “sea of red” in the mortgage bond market probably isn’t going to be enough to get the Federal Reserve to reduce interest rates, according to industry experts.

Mortgage REIT Rithm wants to unlock the market value of its mortgage banking franchise by spinning off the unit into its own publicly traded company. A serious idea or a ploy to juice the share price of the parent?