Based on insider information about a then-undisclosed data breach at Equifax, Lawrence Palmer and Jerrold Palmer through accomplices had shorted shares of the company.

Residential finance can be cyclical, but what inning is the correction in? Investors are willing to buy mortgage company debt...but at a price.

Agency seller/servicers have a new set of net worth requirements to adhere to. The good news: The final language is close to what was originally proposed.

When it comes to default management hires, subservicer Cenlar has been a busy bee, adding a handful of new VPs. Is it expecting an increase in delinquencies or is something else afoot?

The total delinquency rate stood at 3.44% as of the end of June, among the lowest levels seen since the launch of Inside Mortgage Finance’s Large Servicer Delinquency Index in 2003. (Includes data chart.)

The GSEs will now focus on the percentage of multifamily units that meet affordability standards rather than the actual number.

The Conference of State Bank Supervisors unveiled two new tools to help state examiners assess nonbanks’ resilience against cyberattacks.

It appears that Michael Strauss, CEO of now-shuttered Sprout Mortgage, is looking to sell his Manhattan penthouse on Park Avenue for $26.5 million.

A plaintiff in a class-action lawsuit claims the Equifax credit score glitch cost her more on auto loan payments.

The market continues to chatter about Wells Fargo’s future in mortgages. Meanwhile, time to cash out of home finance?