A trial disclosure program launched in November for construction loans doesn't have any approved participants.

“Synchronizing bi-merge credit reporting with the implementation of the new credit score model requirements will reduce complexity for market participants,” said FHFA Director Sandra Thompson.

Ginnie Mae's revisions come one day after the FHA raised the maximum loan limit for Title 1 loans on manufactured housing.

Mat Ishbia, chairman and CEO of United Wholesale Mortgage, suggested that competition from nonbanks is helping to push banks out of the mortgage market.

The Supreme Court heard oral arguments Tuesday on whether states can require banks to pay interest on funds held in servicing escrow accounts.

Despite underlying issues with the mortgage market, the FHFA's conservatorship over Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac looks unlikely to end.

CFPB officials directed critical questions at Appraisal Foundation President David Bunton during a recent hearing by the Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council’s Appraisal Subcommittee.

The roundtable hosted by the Treasury focused on how the increased risks from climate change are affecting insurance markets.

Julie McCurley, director of servicing at Mortgage Quality Management & Research, noted that subservicers typically review 10% of their entire portfolio, which consists of loans from multiple clients, providing a low probability for one client’s loans to be reviewed in a subservicer’s audit cycle.