It would appear mortgage job security is at an all-time high these days. Credit the pandemic and lower interest rates.

When the pandemic subsides, the majority of lenders plan to allow to some employees to continue working from home.

The CFPB is expected to go tough on mortgage servicers’ handling of forbearance requests and loss-mitigation options, compliance experts warned.

If new policies that incentivize homeownership are not implemented, the Hispanic community will be the only ethnic group to experience an ownership gain.

The smart money says it’s time to buy MSRs again. Meanwhile, Texas Capital Bank tries to figure out its future.

Remote ink notarizations made mortgage closings exceptionally convenient amid the coronavirus, though the MBA suggests that state policymakers should focus on remote online notarization, which is more secure.

The agency’s Innovation Lab will conduct a preliminary analysis of how blockchain could be used to reduce cost and risk and improve liquidity.

The changes would allow state regulators to share information and eliminate duplicative work, while retaining authority over licensing in their state.

Federal Reserve Bank of New York economists look for ways to improve the market-making capacity of prime dealers for agency MBS.

The Mortgage Bankers Association said updating state licensing laws to reflect the evolution in work location wouldn’t weaken state laws and rules necessary to protect borrowers.