The Federal Financial institutions Examination Council is taking a close look at social media and the risks it poses to financial institutions, including mortgage lenders.

The Federal Housing Finance Agency is concerned about large scale transfers of mortgage servicing rights.

Massachusetts will not join other states in the Justice Department’s lawsuit against Standard & Poor’s, but instead will conduct its own fraud probe tied to CDO ratings.

Lawmakers worry about FHA's financial condition during Wednesday hearing.

The Federal Housing Administration is cracking down on down payment assistance programs, tracking the source of gift money.

FHA is looking at $133 billion of troubled mortgages.

Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac have developed a prototype of its standard securitization platform.

Standard & Poor's, which had a huge ratings market share tied to subprime MBS, was sued by the government for negligence.

At least one top-five ranked residential servicer is planning to offer for sale a decent-sized package of mostly nonperforming servicing rights over the next month.

Lender Processing Services settles robosigning allegations with the states.