Are Ginnie Mae servicers still making 500 basis points to 600 bps on early buyouts? So we hear. Also, there’s an angle for smaller players.

Mountain Hawk II CLO class E and Flagship VII class F are the first two collateralized loan obligation tranches to default following the financial crisis more than a decade ago, according to a recent report from S&P.

For servicing auctions to truly proliferate, the Federal Reserve would need to end its stimulus program. In other words, if rates don’t rise much from here, deal volume could be muted. Meanwhile, buyers with cash are waiting.

Trade groups like the Mortgage Bankers Association and the Structured Finance Association that are planning in-person conferences this fall are keeping a close watch on ever-developing COVID-19 safety protocols.

As the pandemic meanders on, state regulators are following the lead of employers and adopting agile workplace policies, including changing branch licensing requirements.

As the refi boom begins to wane, nonbank mortgage giant Mr. Cooper is paring certain business lines. Should other lenders follow suit?

The nation's three largest retail lenders during 2Q21: Rocket Mortgage, Wells Fargo Bank and loanDepot...

The credit line, in the form of a master repurchase agreement, was signed on Aug. 20 and expires Sept. 27.

Residential delinquencies declined across different buckets, led by borrowers who were more than 90 days past due...