The impairment rate on securitized non-QMs posted its largest one-month jump in November since the early days of the pandemic. Hurricane Ian was a factor.
Efforts by the MBA and other industry participants to get the California Supreme Court to overturn a lower court’s ruling failed near the end of December. Servicers in the state are now limited on the amount default interest they can charge.
Nonprime servicing portfolios increased by 1.7% in the third quarter and 7.5% year-over-year. Only three of the top-10 players in the sector saw volumes decline from the second to the third quarter. (Includes data chart.
Despite a drop in jumbo originations, servicing portfolios at many shops increased during the third quarter. Top-ranked Wells Fargo saw its jumbo servicing portfolio go up by less than 1%, while second-ranked Chase did slightly better at 2.6%. (Includes data chart.)
Credit Suisse has a tentative deal to turn over its Securitized Products Group to an investor group led by Apollo Global Management. The deal could include Select Portfolio Services, one of the top nonprime servicers in the industry. (Includes data chart.)
Non-QM impairment rate increases in September; Angel Oak launches ETF with focus on non-agency MBS investments; new correspondent lender focusing on non-QMs; Go Mortgage offers non-QM construction loan.
An affiliate of Bayview Asset Management is set to issue its first jumbo MBS since December. Loans in the deal have seasoned for an average of 4.5 months and were sourced from a number of lenders.
Distressed borrowers with subprime mortgages in states with a judicial foreclosure process achieve non-foreclosure outcomes at a higher rate than similar borrowers in states that don’t have a such a process, according to findings from a new paper.
Non-QM impairments decline after two-month increase; Balbec unit offers non-QM MBS with loans from Sprout; new CIO at Redwood; Velocity quickly packages business-purpose loans.
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