Purchase mortgages accounted for 58 percent of EverBank's originations in the second quarter.

Are more lenders considering selling their companies because of large potential fines they’re facing from the CFPB and HUD?

Lykken said he wants to transform "one company at a time."

As the summer moves along, servicing auctions of all different sizes keep coming...

Several large servicing portfolios of $1 billion or more hit the market in the past few weeks, but dealmakers and investors continue to wonder about the largest prize of them all: RoundPoint Mortgage, Charlotte, NC, which owns roughly $52.18 billion of receivables and ranks among the top 25. Investment banking officials who claim to have knowledge of the RoundPoint situation maintain that its owner, The Tavistock Group, is hell-bent on selling the nonbank, but as far as coming to final terms with a buyer, any buyer, that’s a different matter. It’s...

MSRs purchased by Hatteras will be held at Pingora Loan Servicing with the "excess" receivables going to the parent company due tax benefits enjoyed by REITs.

The loans are being serviced in-house by the seller on a Black Knight servicing system.

To date, RoundPoint has declined to discuss the sale process or much of anything else with the media.

CSS recently unveiled the trade groups that would participating in the IAG, but did not identify any individuals…

For mortgage companies that were hoping to go public this year, they might as well forget about it. As one industry analyst put it: “The IPO market isn’t even on life support. It’s just plain dead.” Although many privately held mortgage firms are enjoying a strong year in both lending and profitability, the initial public offering market is dormant for three reasons: Nationstar Mortgage, Ocwen Financial and Walter Investment Management Corp. This year, the once “big three” nonbanks have paid...