Falling rates are great for the mortgage industry, right? Yes and no...

The loans backing the bond will be originated by nonbanks Ditech Financial and loanDepot.

During the subprime boom, HSBC owned Household Finance, a once-top ranked subprime lender and servicer that was later cited for lending and servicing violations.

Laurie Goodman, director of the HFPC, said lenders have “plenty of room to safely ease credit.”

Stan Kurland on PennyMac's move into wholesale/broker lending: “We are currently developing the necessary systems and infrastructure..."

Two Harbors issued $2.00 billion of jumbo MBS 2015, adding that pricing improved for its deals throughout the year.

Impac is working to increase originations of non-QMs as part of an effort to mitigate against reduced refinance volumes.

Will the last megabank left in the mortgage industry please turn out the lights...

We also are hearing reports that TRID errors and closing delays definitely will be affecting first quarter 2016 earnings, at least for certain nonbanks…

Another large nonbank enters the space for unsecured consumers loans. A trend in the making?