Mr. Cooper's share price has held up reasonably well compared to most of its nonbank peers...

A warehouse provider and LendingTree are among the reverse lender's creditors...

Silvergate Bank has been in the news because of its crypto-finance-related business. But the depository is now in the process of trying to quietly pull out of warehouse lending. What’s going on? The bank isn’t talking.

Most subservicing specialists have experienced tepid growth the past few quarters. The reason? A red-hot bulk sales market is one possibility. Meanwhile, a few top-ranked vendors are about to have new owners. (Includes data chart.)

Fannie and Freddie will soon be able to purchase mortgage loans in excess of $1 million.

Affordable housing and minority lender groups want Treasury’s CDFI Fund to solidify its new Minority Lending Institution designation.

At Sept. 30, FCI subserviced $16.9 billion of loans for others.

Stronghill will focus on non-QMs, non-agency jumbos and loans for investment purposes.

A historic correction in originations has marred Better's SPAC plans...

A fair question: Will today's price breaks come back to haunt lenders tomorrow?