We pointed it out before, but the situation has not changed: Nonbanks that went public over the past 16 months are not doing well when it comes to share price. As for meaning: Such a performance does not bode well for other nonbanks contemplating life in the public realm.

Also, because Thompson is a Democratic appointee, she likely is leaning toward the option of using the government-sponsored enterprises to improve the lot of low-income borrowers.

The package is top-heavy in California product at 27%. Florida is next at 17%...

Ares bills itself as a publicly traded alternative investment manager...

One East Coast financier said his bank is seeing several 2022 line renewals at “the same level as this year” and just one reduction overall.

It's not always easy being a public mortgage company...

It's not exactly the best time for Better to make its public debut, but it's going to try anyway...

Looking to buy mortgage servicing rights? You're not alone...

A 5% conventional mortgage by the end of 2022? Ramifications?

The consensus is that FHFA Acting Director Sandra Thompson wants to cut LLPAs, but if she does, how do the government-sponsored enterprises pay for it?