A new law in California aims to simplify mortgage matters following the divorce of borrowers; CFPB officially releases its regulatory agenda; final rule creating quality control standards for automated valuation models to take effect next month; a Kentucky district court stays small business lending rule until Dec. 1.

The Fed rate cut? The odds presently focus on a 25-basis-point trim on the short end of the stick.

A growing share of homeowners are more concerned about increasing flood insurance premiums than actual flood damage to their properties, according to new research by the CFPB.

FHFA Director Bill Pulte raised concerns about unidentified risks posed by credit unions to financial markets.

A district court had ruled in favor of the subservicer, noting that the borrower lawsuit was “no more than a billing dispute.”

The group of servicers handled $1.51 trillion of jumbos at the end of June, up 0.7% from the end of March.

There's no timeframe yet for potential adjustments to the ATR rule.

Higher vehicle and auto part prices are deterring new auto sales, according to Moody’s Ratings.

The trade group said the current implementation timeline isn’t long enough for compliance with the new Mortgage Call Report requirements.

Nonbanks’ mortgage-related activity will still qualify for CFPB supervision, even as the regulator looks to reduce its authority.