Industry reaction to the FHFA IG report on nonbank and small lender risk was swift. Maybe Fannie Mae is better off having Countrywide as its biggest customer again?

Luckily, JPM’s Jamie Dimon doesn’t care about such silly thing as mortgage rankings. (And he's not a big fan of FHA either.)

Ocwen's consumer council will consider issues such as principal reduction loan modifications, reducing urban blight, helping minorities and improving language access to borrowers with limited English proficiency.

Analysts at Wells Fargo Securities believe there could be a huge downside to owning shares of Nationstar and Walter Investment.

MGIC is operating with each GSE as an eligible insurer under a remediation plan. In trading Wednesday, its share price was down 9 percent…

Here’s a question to ponder: what does Jamie Dimon like less? Loan brokers or the FHA?

Over the past six months, many nonbanks have moved to sell MSRs as a way to remain cash flow positive in a tough origination market.

Will PHH sell its mortgage division this year? Don't bet on it. But it will spend millions on a company restructuring.

York Capital is backing Walter Capital Opportunity Corp., the buyer of the excess MSRs.

Nonbank capital rules from the FHFA will add certainty to the MSR market, but there will plenty of indigestion along the way.