Molly Boesel, a senior economist at CoreLogic, said mortgages originated in the past four years are among the most pristine loans made in the past two decades.

On an annualized basis, Ocwen Financial is still profitable and has a price-to-earnings ratio of 10.

Potential actions by regulators also give non-agency MBS investors cause for concern.

A spokesman for the company told IMFnews that the company does not discuss specific meetings it has with regulators...

Who knows, maybe Mel Watt will allow Fannie and Freddie to build retained earnings. (Don’t bet on it, but it’s an issue worth debating.)

FIG Partners will now buy or sell performing and non-performing residential mortgages and much more.

PennyMac Commercial will focus on mortgages of under $10 million.

The latest entry into the Ocwen legal sweepstakes is Lifshitz & Miller, Garden City, NY, whose specialties include class action lawsuits.

Wells Fargo and JPMorgan Chase increased their first-lien holdings compared to 3Q 2013 while Bank of America and Citigroup experienced a decline.

The new jumbo MBS from Five Oaks includes representations and warranties that do not sunset.