Investors are still waiting for Ocwen’s biggest outstanding dispute – the one with the CFPB – to be settled, one way or the other.

In recent months, the consumer bureau has expressed concerns about the risks associated with reverse mortgages.

With fall-out spreading from the turmoil at Social Finance, investors might be thinking twice about so-called “fintech” firms...

The disclosures aren’t entirely surprising given that PHH recently wrapped up a generous buyback offer…

Before joining the bureau in 2012, Alexis was a complex litigation and white collar partner at the Mayer Brown law firm in Washington, DC…

Morningstar said the company’s underwriting process, quality control and compliance functions were factors in the rankings…

Rep. Heck said he will ask the GAO to study and recommend options for improving the reverse-mortgage program, including shifting HECMs out of the MMIF...

Meanwhile, one detail about the capital buffer falling to zero remains unclear: On Jan. 1 will every single penny of the $600 million (at each) be carted away?

A proposal released last week by the Treasury Department could make issuing and investing in non-agency mortgage-backed securities more attractive for banks. The Treasury called for revisions to various regulations that apply to non-agency MBS in a broad report suggesting regulatory reforms for capital markets. “In its review of the securitization market, the Treasury found that regulatory bank capital requirements treat investment in non-agency securitized ...

Originations of jumbo mortgages increased by 16.3 percent in 2016 but the sector’s share of total originations declined somewhat from the previous year, according to a ranking and analysis by Inside Mortgage Finance of newly released Home Mortgage Disclosure Act data. Some $340.88 billion of jumbos were originated in 2016, with banks dominating the ranks of the top lenders. Jumbos accounted for 17.5 percent of total originations last year, down from ... [Includes one data chart]