In the second quarter of 2015, 66.4 percent of loans sold to the GSEs had credit scores of 740 or higher.

Ocwen faces the potential loss of non-agency MBS servicing on two fronts but so far investors are not pulling the trigger...

About three years ago, some investors – private equity firms and hedge funds in particular – started purchasing NPLs as a cheaper alternative to buying foreclosed homes.

If rates continue to head south it could result in large hedging losses and markdowns on mortgage servicing rights.

First Tennessee has 172 warehouse customers, compared to 160 a year ago.

Meanwhile, $69.1 billion in FHA purchase and refi loans were securitized in 2Q, a whopping 93.9 percent sequential gain.

Five Oaks issued its first jumbo MBS in April and plans for another deal by the end of September.

The Blackstone Group has finally lifted the 'cone of silence' on its acquisition of mortgage lenders. But will it disclose origination figures?

In general, most nonbanks exited the second lien arena in the wake of the financial crisis.

Will the industry see a flood of nonbanks into the second lien market?