Mortgage production volume remained steady in the second quarter amid a growing purchase-mortgage market.

The House committee again approved legislation taking aim at mortgage rules established by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.

Small, unidentified lenders are accounting for an increasing share of contributions to non-agency jumbo mortgage-backed securities.

Freddie Mac's CFO said the "true value" provided by the government-sponsored enterprises isn't billions of dollars in profits. Meanwhile, firms continue to pursue mortgage servicing rights.

The Senate appears likely to vote on a number of mortgage-related issues this week.

Sen. Jeff Merkley, D-OR, is continuing his pursuit to expand the Home Affordable Refinance Program to non-agency borrowers.

Wells Fargo blames regulations for ending its mortgage JVs. Meanwhile, how did the CFPB unearth its information on 'up-selling' at Castle & Cook?

If anything, the second quarter might be remembered as a period in which banks hiked their MSR values significantly.

When it comes to guaranty fees, FHFA has taken "meaningful steps" to level the playing field for community lenders, one agency official testified this week.

The Federal Reserve expects to take further action on mortgage risk retention rules in September.