In their first face-to-face meetings with Japanese investors since the start of the pandemic, Ginnie officials looked to assuage concerns over the U.S. housing crisis and drum up investor confidence.

Stress testing suggests that broadly syndicated loan CLOs are resilient to collateral depreciation, according to Fitch. Though DBRS expects some reduction in credit quality increased defaults.

In a few weeks, the nation’s nonbanks will begin disclosing third-quarter results. Based on what depositories have been reporting so far, the nonbanks had a trying time of it in the origination market. Surprised?

Where are home prices going? Is a recession going to lead to higher delinquencies? Mortgage industry participants are having a hard time answering these questions.

Despite a tough economic environment, FHA Commissioner Julia Gordon believes the administration is “making progress” to expand access to credit.

It’s been tough sledding for Finance of America this year but it has plenty of company. Then again, the shop is under extra scrutiny since it was once the property of The Blackstone Group.

A perfect storm in the mortgage market could spur industry consolidation in the next year, according to a recent Keefe, Bruyette & Woods report.

CSBS hopes to avoid a repetition of NMLS license renewal issues that plagued mortgage loan originators last year.

A top executive in Truist’s mortgage department is moving on. Meanwhile, insiders at loanDepot keep selling shares. In a few weeks, the nonbank will release 3Q results. Should we read something into the selling?

Meanwhile, UWM ranked as the top GSE seller of home loans with private MI coverage at the end of the third quarter.