No permanent Ginnie president for almost four years? Is that a problem?

With their COVID-related charges in the rearview mirror, the mortgage insurance sector came roaring back...

A few months back, green lights were flashing for mortgage companies seeking public ownership. But not so much anymore. The one to watch: Caliber.

In a statement, Caliber said it’s postponing the sale of common stock to the public but will “continue to evaluate the timing.”

Stocks rally, rates fall ... It can only mean one thing: Tuesday night's election.

Signs of life in the Ginnie Mae servicing arena? Maybe.

Chuck Klein, managing partner at Mortgage Banking Solutions, describes the current M&A atmosphere as “pretty quiet.” Still, he’s working on a handful of deals...