In late December, Quicken Loans sold roughly $1 billion worth of corporate debt through a pri-vate placement, agreeing to pay investors an attractive yield of 5.25 percent.

Although a final tally has yet to be issued, volume for the year could total nearly $9.3 billion…

Looks like Angel Oak, Caliber and Citadel Servicing Corp. are about to get some competition in the non-QM sector…

A $150.4 million deal from Angel Oak Capital Advisors issued in December 2015 had a cumulative net loss of just 0.02 percent…

Wells Fargo and JPMorgan Chase are the two dominant lenders in the jumbo market but their channel preferences have diverged over the past year…

Wells Fargo, Quicken, and United Wholesale Mortgage are the top three firms originating these low-downpayment loans…

We get the sense that merger and acquisition activity could be fierce as profit margins tighten...

The nonbank is also allowing a 50 percent debt-to-income ratio on the product.

The ranking was determined by dividing a company’s profit over the last financial year by the number of employees…

An estimated 69.5 percent of third-quarter mortgage originations were funneled into securities, according to affiliated publication Inside MBS & ABS.