Starwood didn’t disclose the volume of non-QMs it has acquired at this point.

Wells Fargo regained the title of the top non-agency jumbo lender in the second quarter, besting Chase…

The OCC noted that Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and the FHA all offer loan options aimed at property rehabilitation…

Clayton Homes is one of the nation’s largest mobile home sellers, and is owned by Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway.

Ellington is showing an increasing interest in the non-QM market…

No update from loanDepot on the IPO, but CEO Anthony Hsieh took some shots at the rumor mill...

Our ranking of the nonconforming sector is divided among lenders that specialize in the products and those where it accounts for a small slice of production.

Hively’s resume includes stints at Goldman Sachs (where Nichols also worked), New Century Mortgage Co., and Option One Mortgage.

Today, Fannie and Freddie hold $13.50 billion of subprime and Alt A MBS. At the end of 2005, they had a staggering $258.67 billion in such assets.

Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are still titans in the residential MBS market when it comes to making new securities, but they have been forced to the sidelines as investors over nine years in conservatorship. The two government-sponsored enterprises held a combined $221.48 billion of residential MBS at the end of June. Firm numbers on the total volume of MBS outstanding at that point aren’t available yet, but it’s unlikely that Fannie and Freddie held more than 3.5 percent of the market. The two GSEs reduced...[Includes one data table]