Seila Law ends Supreme Court quest; compliance date of 2017 rule delayed again; CFPB joins other regulators on LIBOR statement; CFPB seeks clarity on Regulation O; consumers seek regulation of earned wage access products.

Freedom remained the top Ginnie servicer with $272.22 billion of MSRs on its books at the end of 3Q21...

A title insurance giant makes a splash with its latest vendor acquisition...

The flexibility was introduced earlier this year when the CFPB temporarily allowed non-agency lenders to originate loans that meet qualified mortgage standards using traditional QM underwriting or new standards...

The trading high for the year came in January at $331.9 billion when it looked as though rates might be headed south.

Positive results in the forthcoming audit report to Congress on the status of the FHA insurance fund could prompt a reduction in premiums (or so the industry hopes).

Loan removals from Ginnie MBS declined nearly 10% from the second to the third quarter, with the sharpest drop in buyouts of delinquent loans. (Includes data chart.)

Lenders need to do more to boost first-time homeownership among low- to moderate-income households, according to panelists speaking at the Mortgage Bankers Association’s annual convention.

Chairs of two congressional committees have pledged to fight to ensure a hefty level of funding for housing in the Build Back Better package.

While FHA plans to provide low-cost financing for borrowers mitigating climate hazard, Ginnie said it will consider backing housing programs with environmental, social and governance innovations.