Fitch Ratings said the most robust subprime auto ABS issuers will probably perform well even in a downturn, but several risks lie ahead for the sector.
Mortgage servicing rights are still a hot commodity and new investors continue to surface, but prices aren't what they used to be. One bright spot: Credit quality looks promising, at least on conventional rights.
Will investors be interested in buying shares in a special purpose acquisition company that houses a bank/warehouse lender and assets put together by fintech guru Mike Cagney? Maybe in “normal times,” but we’re not operating in normal times.
The CFPB wants to create a public registry to track nonbank financial firms that have been cited by a federal, state or local authority for unfair, deceptive or abusive acts or practices. The goal: To add sunshine to the markets and enhance regulators’ supervisory efforts.
Fewer fix-and-flip home sales are occurring these days, a negative sign for this once white-hot sector. What's more, the profit per transaction dropped to $62,000 in the third quarter. Meanwhile, remember industry veteran Bill Dallas? He may be returning to the mortgage industry for one more rodeo.
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