SG Capital Partners, a boutique investment banking firm chock full of former Goldman Sachs executives, has launched a new wholesale lender to originate non-qualified mortgages, most of which will wind up in MBS deals.

After years of talk about “digital mortgages,” now is the time that lenders should adopt such technology, according to Henry Cason, a senior vice president at Fannie Mae and head of digital products for the government-sponsored enterprise’s single-family business.

Silvergate Bank is actively providing warehouse lines of credit to non-QM lenders and we understand that Comerica is now sticking its toe in the water…

The pending deal marks the second acquisition in Stearns’ new Preferred Partner Platform initiative…

The number of mortgage lenders using technology from Blend has quadrupled in the past year…

Mortgage lenders generated an estimated $54.0 billion of new home-equity loans during the second quarter, up 18.7 percent…

So far, the final rule has not been delivered for OMB review, a process that in the past has sometimes taken months to complete.

Annaly may use the proceeds to fund additional acquisitions of mortgage servicing rights…

The CMBS transactions with the highest potential exposure are collateralized by shopping malls and office properties in Northern Virginia...

Through the first eight months of the year, Ginnie issuance was down 11.0 percent...