The home-equity lending business quietly built some momentum over the past three years after nosediving in the aftermath of the housing-market meltdown, but its future growth will depend on several moving parts.

Several residential lenders suffered through a challenging start to the new year but loan production is starting to warm up as the spring homebuying season nears. Still, higher interest rates are causing consternation with many shops openly worried about plummeting refis and lower profit margins.

Will Department of Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson be the next Trump cabinet member to depart?

California led all states in FHA mortgage securitization with $39 billion…

The company confirmed that long-time chairman and CEO Joe Tomkinson will be stepping down at the end of July...

Nonbanks do not have safety and soundness regulators, which is causing anxiety inside the agency…

Under Acting Director Mick Mulvaney, the CFPB will rely on state regulators and state attorneys general for more leadership when it comes to enforcement...

Wells remained the top portfolio holder at the end of 2017, though Chase and BofA grew faster.

The USMI fears the pilot “marks an unprecedented encroachment of Freddie Mac’s footprint into primary mortgage markets…”

Citadel introduced a 5/1 hybrid adjustable-rate mortgage and a 5/25 interest-only term loan…