Technology, like MBS, can be complicated. Just read the new FHFA report…

Ocwen blames the anticipated loss on lower revenue and higher operating expenses.

According to figures compiled by Inside Mortgage Finance, Ocwen may have a long way to go in meeting its production dreams...

In 2Q, the GSEs earned $8.8 billion combined. Multiply that by four (quarters) and then three (years) and you get $105.6 billion.

Recently, Home Point added a large retail lending team from Great Plains Bank and Newman promised that “we have another large retail team scheduled to come on in the next several weeks.”

"Mr. Cooper" seems like an odd name for a mortgage company to trademark, but you never know...

Irony or good business?: Ocwen's mortgage customers are located in the U.S., but the back office staff processing their loans are mostly overseas.

As one jumbo securitization officialtold Inside MBS & ABS: “Gain-on-sale margins have been okay, but no one is buying a new boat.”

Regulatory fears are driving the desire by some owners/CEOs to exit the mortgage business, but we’ve heard that refrain before.

Besides Fidelity, other institutional investors have slashed their holdings in the company, fearing that its best days are behind it.