Two prominent non-QM lenders ceased operations in the past two weeks amid weak demand for the loans. Still, other market participants are stressing that they remain in strong operating positions.

Shortly after lenders adjusted to QM standards set in December 2020, the CFPB is initiating a review of the standards. Significant changes appear unlikely, though the seasoned QM option could be eliminated.

Western Alliance Bank sold first-loss exposure on a pool of mortgages with an unpaid principal balance of $3.88 billion. The mortgages were acquired from various correspondent sellers and include many non-agency jumbos.

Lagging data aggregated from counties provides some new insight into trends in jumbo originations in the first quarter of 2022.

PRP Advisors issued its first non-agency MBS with newly originated mortgages for investment properties. To this point, Balbec’s non-agency MBS issuance has focused on seasoned mortgages.

Redwood released a report with various ESG disclosures, addressing certain topics set by the Sustainability Accounting Standards Board.

Non-QM impairments decline in May; SFA assessing TRID review scope; new hire at Angel Oak; New Residential rebrands as Rithm Capital.

The MBS is stocked with loans originated amid the rising rate environment.

Two prominent lenders involved in the expanded-credit market shuttered and planned MBS from major issuers are being downsized or pulled altogether.

Western Alliance Bank completes non-agency CRT deal; CME Group plans TBA futures; Hertz ABS upgraded thanks to change involving Teslas.