The Newark, OH-based bank was accused of redlining mortgage borrowers in majority-Black and Hispanic neighborhoods of the Columbus metropolitan area.

The GSEs’ endorsement of attorney opinion letters in lieu of title insurance has the title industry concerned.

The Supreme Court has agreed to take on the contentious issue of whether the CFPB’s funding is unconstitutional. Last year, the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals held the bureau’s funding structure violated the Constitution’s appropriation clause and separation of powers doctrine.

The data firm’s purchase of fintech Roostify takes place in the shadow of the controversial ICE/Black Knight merger attempt.

Most Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac policies regarding loan eligibility have returned to pre-pandemic standards.

Loss provisions and declining volumes spell lower profits going forward. However, Fannie’s capital requirements remain elevated.

The license for the new mortgage lending company of Michael Strauss, the former president of now-shuttered Sprout Mortgage, has been suspended by the Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation.

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The industry believes a DTI-based LLPA will create quality-control issues for lenders and raise prices for minority and first-time homebuyers.

Ruling in a redlining case filed by the CFPB against a nonbank mortgage lender, a district court judge said Equal Credit Opportunity Act prohibitions do not extend to prospective applicants.