Banks and credit unions increased their mortgage production from the second to the third quarter, but not nearly as fast as state-licensed nonbanks. (Includes data chart.)

Correspondents increased their share in the conventional-conforming and government markets, as did wholesale-broker platforms. But TPO production was nearly shut out of the jumbo market. (Includes two data charts.)

The primary market looked a little more like normal in the third quarter, with correspondents and mortgage brokers regaining some ground. Traditional retail still accounted for an historically large share of production. (Includes six data charts.)

There’s more than one way to skin an MSR cat. Meanwhile, looks like UWM’s SPAC will be completed in December.

The broker share of loans sold to Fannie and Freddie rose in the third quarter, while declining in new Ginnie business. Retail remained king, including an increase in the channel's share of agency purchase-mortgage business. (Includes two data charts.)

While AmeriHome, Caliber Home Loans and Guild Mortgage have noted strong profits and plans for growth, their business strategies differ widely.

So, you want to be a publicly traded company? Be prepared to made disclosures that normally might never see the light day. Both good and bad.

Most large banks ramped up retail originations significantly, but trends were more varied in secondary mortgage sales. (Includes two data charts.)

Retail lending reigned supreme in the second quarter as lenders facing an onslaught of consumer demand focused on the most efficient and profitable production strategy. (Includes two data charts.)