But first, some background: In 2015, NAMIC and the American Insurance Association successfully challenged the Department of Housing and Urban Development’s final rule on the use of disparate impact to prove allegations of unlawful discrimination with regards to homeowners’ insurance.

Talk about a rollercoaster ride: loanDepot came out at $14 a share last week and at one point almost reached $40.

The top retail lender was Quicken, while UWM took top honors in table funding...

In mid-January, Charles Scharf, president and CEO of Wells, had indicated the bank was ready to resume activity on correspondent basis, but was noncomittal.

Quicken Loans was the top producer of conventional-conforming loans with an estimated $271.55 billion...

Back in fall, the privately held AmeriHome announced its intentions to go public.

The filings also reveal the frustrations the two mortgage giants are having finding experienced workers during the mortgage boom...

The year just-ended brought two huge changes to the government-insured market. First, the VA established itself as the dominant program...

Section 184 home loans are specifically allocated to Native Americans who are purchasing property on tribal land trusts.