A previously announced legal settlement with Royal Bank of Scotland will soon hit the books...

While the pilot is limited to New Hampshire home buyers, Fannie thinks the pilot could open the door to other states doing something similar…

A Freddie spokesman noted: “We take cyber-security seriously as it relates to every aspect of our business.”

Gripes to the bureau leapt by 53.4 percent on a sequential basis…

Overall, hackers stole financial information on roughly 140 million American consumers…

CIT Group will take a charge of up to $50 million on the sale of Financial Freedom...

The flow of home loans for first-time buyers was up a robust 24.7 percent on a sequential basis…

The plaintiffs have long argued that the government is trying to keep roughly 1,500 documents hidden under the deliberative process and bank examination privileges.

Steve Abreu, founder and CEO of Newfi, said the privately held nonbank is taking resumes from wholesale representatives and underwriters.

Ocwen Financial, the once high-flying non-bank mortgage servicer, has brought to 15 the number of states it has reached settlements with to resolve allegations its compliance with laws and regulations related to its mortgage servicing and lending activities was deficient. Last week, Ocwen settled with New Mexico, Virginia and West Virginia. Late last month, it entered into agreements with 10 other states: Georgia, Idaho, Illinois, Maine, Michigan, Mississippi, Montana, Rhode Island, South Carolina and Wisconsin. Nevada and Indiana previously either withdrew or allowed their respective cease-and-desist orders to expire. Per the settlements, Ocwen will not acquire any new residential mortgage servicing rights until April 30, 2018. Also, the nonbank will develop a plan of action and milestones regarding its transition ...