The Department of Housing and Urban Development’s Office of Inspector General found Neighborhood Loans’ quality control program was lacking during the pandemic.

The delinquency rates on FHA-insured mortgages remain relatively low on a historical basis, but are being closely watched as they rise.

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit upheld the fraud conviction of Michael Hild, founder and former CEO of the now-shuttered reverse-mortgage lender, Live Well Financial.

VA partial claims greenlit; FHA implements multi-factor authentication; lawmaker calls for DOGE investigation at HUD; HUD sells HECMs in bulk.

The relative immaturity of the asset-backed finance sector carries risks, but market players see a space brimming with opportunity.

A remote workforce and growing demand for energy-intensive artificial intelligence are driving investors to ABS financing for data centers and fiber optic internet.

Readings below the index’s breakeven level of 50 represent negative sentiment and may signal that emerging stagnation may continue.

Insurance companies are adapting to take advantage of the closer relationships offered in the private credit market.

Financial players are trying to get ahead of possible risks as insurers increasingly diversify their portfolios with private credit.

Although delinquencies are higher for certain consumer credit sectors compared to recent years, fundamentals are holding up and analysts are becoming more optimistic about the economy’s performance in the remainder of 2025.