To date, the FHFA has received 1,300 comment letters on the proposed ban on captive insurance firms.

Ocwen announced the sale of the $45 billion early this spring, but never identified the buyer.

In a recent 10-K filing Ocwen disclosed that on April 30, 2015 it announced agreements with the GSEs to sell portfolios of non-performing loan servicing rights.

Financial consultant Paul Hindman, however, is concerned about such bonuses...

To date, CSS has yet to perform a beta test and has a “black budget” whose details are only known to Fannie, Freddie and their regulator.

CEO Dan Perl noted that the lender will surpass $30 million of fundings in May, a record for the company.

Plenty of attendees at NAR were steamed that after CFPB Director Richard Cordray made his remarks about TRID that he left the meeting without taking a single question from the audience.

Last fall, Ocwen tried to sell its Ginnie Mae servicing rights, but recently disclosed that it will keep the receivables instead...

In late March, IMA noted that it was working on several deals totaling just over $20 billion, but all were being negotiated privately...

As the TRID deadline moves closer, industry anxieties are getting stronger and more specific in nature.