The publicity-shy Cenlar suddenly finds itself in the regulatory spotlight...

In mid-October, the CFPB registered its one millionth credit reporting-related grievance since the inception of its consumer complaint database in 2011.

If the MMIF makes it through forbearance exits without major losses, FHA could cut premiums in the first or second quarter of 2022. Or so the industry hopes...

One message: High tech won't protect you from the government's wrath.

Acting Director Thompson agreed with the conclusion in a new FSOC report that climate change poses an "emerging threat" to the nation's financial stability.

Fannie CEO Frater: “If you think about what we do and how we actually help people, we’re actually more set up to be ESG companies than may other companies that you might think of as ESG companies.”

The Federal Housing Finance Agency expands the GSEs’ low-income refinance programs to include more moderate-income borrowers.

CRT-specific hindrances have been jettisoned...

Thompson also made it the FHFA will not be changing seller-servicer standards for nonbanks this year.

But SCOTUS did throw them a bone. The justices said it was possible that shareholders suffered some “compensable" harm...