Will the last megabank left in the FHA market please turn off the light...

Initially, loanDepot planned to register 35 million shares of common at a target price of $16 to $18 a unit, which gave it a maximum valuation of $630 million.

“It feels like we’re getting to a floor,” said MIAC Managing Director Steve Harris.

Joe Garrett added: “…if you keep mediocre producers around, it sends a message that you tolerate mediocrity…”

For now, Caliber isn’t commenting on PHH and the latter isn’t discussing anything to do with a sale of its assets.

Compared to the second quarter of last year, revenues at Walter declined an ugly 54.6 percent to $187.5 million. In other words, Renzi has a lot to turn around…

In a tough Ginnie MSR market, servicing advisors believe deals can get done as long as the seller has realistic expectations on price.

Keep in mind there are just seven MI firms writing new policies today so there are antitrust implications regarding two large players merging...

According to IMF, UGC ranked first in insurance-in-force of $186.96 billion at midyear. Arch MI was seventh at $33.36 billion.

According to figures compiled by Inside The GSEs, Fifth Third doesn’t even rank among Fannie’s 40 largest customers and sells almost 70 percent of his home mortgages to Freddie Mac, based on July data.