The MBA projects that nearly 30% of originations will be through eNotes in 2028, up from 10% now. eNotes can help reduce costs for lenders and improve customer service, according to industry participants.

Rocket prevails in shareholder lawsuit alleging insider trading; FHFA director looking into mortgage costs; mortgage tech vendor seeing interest from potential buyers.

The auto loan ABS comes even as U.S. Bank scales back its auto lending and servicing.

Two Harbors booked a nearly $200 million contingency liability after a court ruled that the REIT improperly ended a contract with its one-time external manager.

Stop-advance standard for non-agency MBS under consideration; EJF Capital works with Third Coast Bank on another CRT; MISMO proposes standards for electronic HELOCs.

Both the correspondent and broker channels have gained share from the retail channel. The first quarter of 2025 marked the third straight quarter in which retail accounted for less than 50% of total first-lien originations. (Includes six data tables.)

In response to deregulatory efforts by the Trump administration, the MBA and ABA suggested ways to boost bank mortgage activity.

The Fed lifts asset cap imposed on Wells Fargo; bill to establish VA partial claims program introduced in Senate; mortgage applications slow.

The CFPB indicated that it plans to rescind some provisions under the LO comp rule, along with changes to servicing standards.

The mortgage tech vendor has been operating with a “going concern” warning for more than a year.