SFA raised concerns about how the appropriate net worth, capital and liquidity requirements for seller/servicers are calculated.

The good news: MSR values are enjoying a renaissance, courtesy of rising interest rates.

The mortgage giant’s putative net worth jumped to $51.8 billion, but its shortfall in total adjusted capital increased to $272 billion.

The Ginnie chief said alignment "simplifies" issuers’ capital and liquidity planning...

MBA criticized FHFA’s plan to impose a 2% liquidity requirement on servicers’ hedging position in the TBA market...

The take-away compared to years past: FHA lenders appear to be behaving themselves...

Richard Horn, a former CFPB senior counsel, said the bureau has been “surprisingly quiet in terms of real actions.”

Is the worst of the mortgage rate increases over? Hard to say. Meanwhile, publicly traded nonbanks may be forced to curtail their dividend payments to common shareholders.

When it comes to mortgage gripes registered, Wells Fargo was a distant second with 386...

MBA expressed reservations about FHFA’s pursuit of examination authority over nonbank servicers, efforts to ensure a level playing field and more...