When it comes to Ginnie EBOs, sales are done both servicing-retained and servicing-released.

The bureau said it will “closely monitor how servicers engage with borrowers, respond to borrower requests, and process applications for loss mitigation.” If compliance issues arise, it will take into account a servicer’s overall effectiveness in helping consumers.

Bottom line: A committee within the CSBS determined that "regulatory prudential standards enforceable by state regulators are warranted and advisable at this time.”

In a research note, Keefe, Bruyette & Woods said that following Gilbert’s stock sale his interest in Rocket Companies will drop to 93% from 94%.

The original order for leniency was put into place because of the global pandemic.

The number of complaints in the annual report submitted to Congress is substantially higher than figures reported on the bureau’s public-facing website...

The impairment rate on securitized non-QMs increased by 40 basis points on a monthly basis to 11.1% at the end of February.

UWM plans to use proceeds from the sale to pay down a $400 million MSR facility.

Meanwhile, industry consultant Christopher Whalen noted, “What a difference a year makes. Twelve months ago, some of the industry’s largest independent mortgage banks were in danger of tipping over due to the liquidity wave unleashed by the FOMC in response to COVID."

Thanks to rising rates, mortgage stocks have been under pressure of late but most of the declines have affected lenders that recently went public as opposed to “older” firms such as Mr. Cooper and PennyMac Financial Services.