The 12 firms reported a combined $700.6 million in earnings from their servicing operations, a 1.2 percent decline from the fourth quarter…

It was the ninth consecutive quarterly decline in bank ABS investment since the end of 2013…

One trend that appears to be gaining momentum is the increased use of call centers and loan officers working at such shops who are compensated at lower commission rates…

A few months back, Nationstar was awarded a $55 billion subservicing contract from a depository…

MBA President Dave Stevens told IMFnews: “We respect the work of Glen [Corso, CMLA director] and his organization greatly...."

Two industry sources confirmed this week that the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau will, indeed, begin examining for compliance with the integrated disclosure rule known as TRID this month.

S&P Global Ratings warned on Monday that it could downgrade the issuer credit rating of Walter Investment Management later this year due to ongoing problems at the nonbank.

Lenders reported a moderate net easing of credit standards across all loan types over the past three months, according to Fannie Mae’s second quarter 2016 Mortgage Lender Sentiment Survey released this week.

Merger-and-acquisition activity in the mortgage sector has been relatively mild so far this year, but suddenly the table has turned with a handful of deals announced over the past two weeks and some lenders publicly stating their intentions as buyers. And one thing seems certain: It appears that all of the acquisitions will be accomplished through “asset” purchases as opposed to the acquisition of stock, be it private shares or otherwise. Guild Mortgage, San Diego, inked…

A key judicial review panel recently said the Federal Housing Finance Agency’s March bid to consolidate all the Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac shareholder lawsuits and transfer them to one court was “inappropriate” and rejected the government’s request.