Fitch said independent nonbank servicers remain vulnerable to rising costs…

The package from IMA boasts low delinquencies and a high percentage of loans based in California…

Earlier this year, Renzi stepped down as CEO and president of Walter Investment Management Corp., the parent of Ditech Financial...

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...

Consultant Dave Lykken: “There are some firms out there that are just flat out of cash. They just didn’t get ahead of this thing.”

Quicken Loans continues to hire technology-related workers…

From what we understand, the Amazon executive spearheading the effort is Nick Clemente...

Realtors and fair-lending advocates are outraged over reports that Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson has ordered the removal of language ensuring “inclusiveness and discrimination-free communities” from the department’s mission statement. A spokesperson for HUD denied the report, blaming it on faulty reporting by the Huffington Post on March 6. Carson later followed up with his own denial in an open letter to HUD employees, which the department made public. The initial press report cited a March 5 memo written by Amy Thompson, assistant secretary for public affairs, and addressed to HUD political staff. In the memo, Thompson talked about ongoing efforts to update the mission statement to align HUD’s mission with the Trump administration’s priorities. She added that Carson helped in the development of the new statement as well as urged senior staff to ...