Correspondent programs are most dominant in the FHA market, perhaps reflecting a preference among large producers to have recourse…

Fannie, Freddie and Ginnie continued to dominate multifamily activity…

Arch MI remained the top private insurer in the third quarter and year-to-date, although its competitors gained some ground…

Correspondents generated 38.8 percent of the market and posted the highest purchase-mortgage concentration, 77.8 percent.

But while Fannie production slumped 11.5 percent, Freddie saw a robust 23.9 percent jump in new issuance in October…

Meanwhile, the indicators point to a drop in production volume for the fourth quarter…

The only top-five servicer to report an increase in volume was Nationstar Mortgage...

Some 6.03 percent of FHA loans were 30-to-60 days past due as of the end of the third quarter, up from 4.51 percent in June.

CRT deals may be popular with legislators since they “de-risk” Fannie and Freddie, but over the long haul the transactions reduce profits for the GSEs, or so critics have charged…

Among the standouts in terms of lending growth were Freedom Mortgage, Caliber Home Loans, United Wholesale, and Home Point Financial, Inside Mortgage Finance found…