Some publicly traded nonbanks are facing possible class-action lawsuits from angry investors who’ve seen billions of dollars in stock equity evaporate over the past year.

Sources said previous requirements for a standard 97 LTV product, which Fannie offered until November 2013, are being considered.

To date, Provident Funding has declined to clarify the situation.

HFA portfolio performance continues to strengthen, which will bolster future interest income.

“It has been clear to us for some time that the market has a need for products like this," said Two Harbors executive William Roth.

Will former Long Beach Mortgage executive Jon Daurio finally launch a new nonprime venture?

Some investors have pointed out that Ocwen’s origination volume is small compared to its MSRs and that historically the company has never been competitive in the origination market.

Stock analysts have claimed that Lawsky has been aggressively investigating Ocwen so he can make headlines, paving the way for an eventual run for public office.

Total non-agency MBS held by banks and thrifts in the second quarter of 2014 fell 9.5 percent compared to 2Q13, largely driven by runoff.

Lenders are fearful the HMDA proposal does not adequately ensure consumer privacy and that additional costs will be passed onto borrowers.