Wholesale-brokers and correspondent aggregators increased their market share in all three major product categories. Retail continued to lead conventional-conforming lending. (Includes two data tables.)

The dollar volume of mortgage repurchases by banks declined by 5.4% on a sequential basis during the third quarter. Western Alliance Bank led in loan removals for the second straight quarter. (Includes data table.)

The gain in November agency MBS issuance came from another rise in rate-term refinance securitization. United Wholesale Mortgage, Rocket and Pennymac remained the top three agency sellers despite declines in monthly volume. (Includes two data tables.)

Among the three origination channels, only broker production increased during the third quarter. The broker share of originations neared 20% again during the quarter. (Includes six data tables.)

Originations of non-agency jumbo mortgages declined by 6.4% during the third quarter of 2025. (Includes data table.)

The volume of jumbo mortgages that 30 major servicers handle declined by 0.6% during the third quarter of 2025. (Includes data table.)

TD Bank, the largest bank investor in ABS, increased its portfolio significantly in the third quarter, but most of its peers reported declines. (Includes two data tables.)

Lending was down slightly across products in the third quarter. UWM remained the largest conventional-conforming producer and moved into the top spot among originators of government-insured loans. (Includes two data tables.)

Despite lackluster new origination volume in the third quarter, most nonbanks reported solid gains in production-related income. Many of them needed it to offset sharp declines in servicing income. (Includes data table.)

FDIC-insured banks saw their MSR portfolios shrink 1.0% during the third quarter as their valuations remained broadly unchanged. Chase continued to be the top depository in terms of servicing for others. (Includes data table.)