Investors have been scratching their heads over the downdraft at Walter/Green Tree...

The merger-hungry RPM Mortgage of California is the top contributor to the jumbo MBS with a 14.3 percent share.

While higher-priced lending is on the rise, pricing on these originations isn’t nearly as high as it was in the subprime boom.

Five Oaks plans to buy some of the subordinate tranches of the new jumbo MBS.

Sources close to the matter noted that Ocwen is involved, but it’s not a trade group.

The Treasury Department will have a key role in developing a $1 billion "test" non-agency security.

The megabanks also decreased their use of interest rate reductions on loan modifications...

“Banks are really bad at servicing nonperforming loans,” said Jon Wishnia, a partner at the law firm of Lowenstein Sandler.

DBRS isn't mincing any words: “Compared with other post-crisis representations and warranties frameworks, this transaction employs a relatively weak standard..."

FHFA's Bob Ryan said the GSE regulator has concerns that decreasing loan limits or increasing g-fees would limit access to credit.