A significant amount of wealth is expected to be transferred to younger generations in the coming years, leading to smaller mortgage amounts and a change in MBS characteristics.
Onity took a $9 million pre-tax net loss related to sales of reverse mortgages and legacy subservicing transfers, and a $24 million pre-tax net loss tied to unfavorable asset fair value changes.
Ben Jackson, president of ICE, said during an earnings call last week that the mortgage segment will be aided by a growing artificial intelligence business.
Agency MBS fundamentals have been supported by a combination of elevated mortgage rates, limited refinancing incentives, constrained housing turnover and low net supply.
Fitch ratings found that early-stage delinquencies and cumulative default rates for consumer ABS deals are higher following a servicer bankruptcy or originator wind-down.