Banking trade groups also called for a re-proposal or a new 120-day comment period.

Kroll Bond Rating Agency looked at about 220,000 loans to more than 300,000 borrowers to assess the impact of going from tri-merge credit scoring to bi-merge.

Demand for refis fell to a level seen at the beginning of the year...

The shift from a tri-merge credit report process to a bi-merge standard will take longer than initially planned.

Uncertainty for the CFPB and the mortgage industry ahead of a Supreme Court case...

One of Progrexion Marketing’s affiliates falsely advertised that it “guarantee[d] anyone a 0% to 3.5% down home loan no matter how bad their credit is when we start!”

“FHFA is going to have to step in again, because it’s becoming a big issue,” said Mat Ishbia, president and CEO of United Wholesale Mortgage.

Expanding the Fair Credit Reporting Act’s dispute and accuracy requirements to a broadened definition of credit reporting agency could lead some industries to stop reporting or furnishing consumer credit data, according to Dan Smith, newly appointed president and CEO of the Consumer Data Industry Association.

A reduction in interest rates wasn't enough to help increase mortgage applications last week.

Trade groups representing lenders noted that mortgage originators typically have no control over AVM providers and have no way to assess the goals, design or data inputs that go into the models.