Not too long ago, the asking price for scratch-and-dent mortgages was considered silly but buyers paid because the returns were strong. And today? It’s a whole different ballgame.

The Federal Reserve’s runoff of Treasuries and agency MBS remains far below expectations.

CLOs managers are responding to tough market conditions by making changes to their products, for example proposing to remove buckets for discounted assets.

Bulk sales of agency MSRs played a significant role in the second quarter...

The fintech was sanctioned by Washington state for licensing and other violations...

JPM is the first publicly traded bank or mortgage company to report 2Q22 results.

The upgrade piggybacks on Fitch’s recent revision of its ratings outlook for Uncle Sam and his IDRs...

All quiet on the mortgage M&A front? Select deals are getting done. One recent buyer: Bill Lowman’s American Pacific Mortgage.

A year ago, most mortgage workers could name their price and be compensated at levels never experienced before. And today? It’s a whole different world, with lenders lopping off hundreds, if not thousands of jobs.

Former employees of the shuttered mortgage lender claim Sprout didn’t provide the required notice of termination and was holding back regular wages.