HUD Secretary Adrianne Todman rallied lenders at the Mortgage Bankers Association's annual convention.

“My view is nothing will be done because it’s going to be too hard to get it done,” Jamie Dimon, chair and CEO of JPMorgan Chase, said of the potential for a re-proposal of capital requirements for large banks.

The loss was driven by negative marks on mortgage servicing rights and losses on interest rate swaps tied to hedging.

FHFA Deputy Director Naa Awaa Tagoe filled in for agency Director Sandra Thompson at the MBA's annual convention.

The uptick in the third quarter this year was the first time originations increased from the second quarter to the third quarter since 2020.

Mark Fair, an associate vice president and senior portfolio manager at Venerable, a life insurance company, said he’s “very constructive” on the non-QM market.

PrimeLending took an $8.7 million loss in the third quarter, with originations declining compared with the second quarter and a reduction in margins.

One addresses foreclosures in states with a nonjudicial foreclosure process and the other would modify requirements for direct endorsement underwriters.

“Modernizing and providing more clarity on structuring marketing services agreements and affiliated business arrangements and making it easier for lenders to market digitally to consumers would spur greater competition, increase consumer choices and lower settlement costs without compromising core protections,” Bob Broeksmit, president and CEO of the MBA, said in the trade group's white paper on RESPA reforms.

Mortgage-related complaints submitted to the CFPB were up 2.7% from the second quarter, driven by servicing issues.