The $500 million deal allows financing of non-QMs. Moody’s placed a preliminary A1 rating on the deal, while it typically gives a AAA rating on warehouse funding securitizations that focus on GSE-eligible loans.

MISMO and SFA are separately working to update the ASF dataset for non-agency MBS; BNY Mellon is offering new agency MBS service; a relatively rare downgrade for commercial MBS.

The CFPB plans to collect extensive data on lending to small businesses to facilitate enforcement of fair lending laws.

The dataset was developed in 2009 by the American Securitization Forum, which is now defunct.

Prior to the partnership, Redwood's RWT Horizons made investments in eight early-stage companies.

The deal marks the first warehouse financing securitization to include non-QMs as eligible collateral.

Unfazed by mounting losses, the newly public mortgage technology vendor is working to add clients and complete more acquisitions.

Wells Fargo's jumbo servicing portfolio declined by 2.5% to $242.25 billion...

Lone Star shifted from relying on Caliber to other lenders for loans going into non-agency MBS.

Chase is marketing a $1.61 billion deal with prime jumbos and a $566.4 million security with investment-property loans, many of which were eligible for sale to the GSEs.