President Trump this week nominated a little-known White House budget official to run the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, effectively allowing Mick Mulvaney to stay as the agency’s acting director, possibly until 2020.

Ginnie Mae is working on a process that would allow it to accept digital promissory notes and other digitized loan files, in addition to traditional paper mortgages, as eligible collateral for its securities, according to a white paper the agency issued this week.

Lawsuits brought by cities with allegations of violations of the Fair Housing Act (FHAct) by lenders are continuing after a decision by the U.S. Supreme Court with a mixed message for lenders.

Trade groups representing mortgage servicers asked the Federal Communications Commission to issue interpretations of the Telephone Consumer Protection Act that will help them contact borrowers.

When it comes to counter-party risk, Ginnie Mae isn't messing around...

The Trump blueprint would remove the federal charter from statute and fully privatize the government-sponsored enterprises.

One of the fastest growing jumbo servicers is Shellpoint Mortgage…

The non-QM MBS also includes loans originated by unaffiliated lenders, including Sterling Bank & Trust…

“I think we’re going to see a bunch more failures,” said Dan Perl, CEO and founder of non-QM lender Citadel Servicing…

But Cowen also offers up a ray of hope to GSE “recap and release” backers…