State and federal regulators appear to be close to getting more servicers to agree to a settlement similar to the $25 billion deal agreed to by five big banks.

Congress passed legislation allowing HUD to reform the Home-Equity Conversion Mortgage program.

Richmond, CA, is set to become the first city to implement the highly controversial eminent domain plan offered by Mortgage Resolution Partners.

Credit Suisse issued a non-agency jumbo MBS with loans seasoned an average of three months that had interest rates well below current rates.

The Senate won't vote on the nomination of Rep. Mel Watt, D-NC, for director of the Federal Housing Finance Agency, before leaving for its August recess.

Everbank is closing its wholesale business with mortgage brokers.

The Senate appears likely to vote on a number of mortgage-related issues this week.

Small, unidentified lenders are accounting for an increasing share of contributions to non-agency jumbo mortgage-backed securities.

Freddie Mac's CFO said the "true value" provided by the government-sponsored enterprises isn't billions of dollars in profits. Meanwhile, firms continue to pursue mortgage servicing rights.

The Federal Reserve expects to take further action on mortgage risk retention rules in September.