The goal is to stop a tidal wave of housing-related financial damage that might potentially destroy the social fabric of the nation.

And therein lies a chief fear for the mortgage industry: as the economic damage caused by the spreading coronavirus piles up, will nonbank Ginnie issuers have enough liquidity to make those payments in the months ahead?

And since nonbanks account for eight of the 10 largest Ginnie Mae servicers, there’s a concern about their liquidity.

The biggest risk for the purchase-mortgage market: an unemployment rate that could shoot into the stratosphere.

The CFPB sued Fifth Third Bank for opening unauthorized accounts, but the bank is fighting back.

Most state laws require loan originators to conduct mortgage activities at a licensed location...

It would appear that Calabria, who took charge a little over a year ago, hasn’t made much progress in the matter.

The big challenge: How, exactly, the non-agency MBS sector might establish self-governance…

Sterling said that in connection with the review, a significant number of employees have either been terminated or resigned, including a senior vice president...

Two mortgage-related conferences scheduled in March were canceled due to concerns over coronavirus spread.