At yearend 2017, CoreLogic employed 5,900, a reduction of 400 full-timers over the previous 12 months...

Look for a lot more mergers this year. Then again, if rates dive, all bets might be off...

Wells Fargo and JPMorgan Chase are among the megabanks driving SRP pricing…

It’s not as though some Congressman or Senator is about to introduce consensus GSE legislation...

As part of his employment package, Mangiaracina is entitled to a severance payment of at least $750,000…

UWM’s Mat Ishbia credits the company’s strong ties to the broker community for its performance…

The two men steered Impac through the rocky waters of the financial crisis...

California receivables account for 22.5 percent of the collateral based on number of loans…

It’s almost April and Rep. Jeb Hensarling, R-TX, has yet to introduce his GSE reform bill...

Lacking sufficient guidance, CitiMortgage improperly filed for 66 partial claims before completing loan modifications and reinstating the loans, according to the Department of Housing and Urban Development inspector general. The finding arose from an IG audit of CitiMortgage’s processing of partial claims under the FHA-Home Affordable Modification Program. The audit was based on the financial institution’s volume of partial claims among lenders in the St. Louis, MO, metropolitan area. FHA-HAMP is a loss mitigation option, which uses a partial insurance claim, combined or separate from a loan modification, to reinstate a mortgage. Under a partial claim, FHA reimburses a lender’s advance of funds on behalf of the borrower in order to reinstate a delinquent mortgage. The IG said CitiMortgage did not have adequate policies and procedures to ensure the FHA-HAMP partial claims, combined with ...