The CFPB said the Dodd-Frank Act requires it to collect, monitor and respond to consumer complaints but the publication of complaint narratives and associated data visualizations is “entirely discretionary.”
Morningstar DBRS and Moody’s gained share in non-agency MBS ratings in the second quarter, while S&P made up ground in the ABS market. Fitch, however, remained the top rating service in both sectors. (Includes two data charts.)
Refi volume declined by 32.7% from the first quarter to the second but nearly doubled year to date. Meanwhile, purchase-mortgage originations increased by just 4.7% year to date. (Includes five data tables.)
Combined net interest income at the GSEs has averaged $12.94 billion per quarter over the past year. And since the beginning of 2022, combined net income hasn’t dipped below $11.29 billion. (Includes data table.)
A group of 26 banks increased their mortgage earnings by 3.8% on a quarterly basis during the second quarter. Six months into the year, earnings were down 1.0% compared with the first half of 2025, with interest rates weighing on production. (Includes two data tables.)
A record $11.35 billion of industrial-property mortgages were securitized in non-agency CMBS during the second quarter. Office properties and multifamily also saw big gains, while agency multifamily MBS production faltered. (Includes two data tables.)
Primary mortgage insurance activity was up 17% in the second quarter after a slow start to the year, with private insurers claiming more of the purchase market but losing share in refinances. (Includes four data tables.)
Freddie saw a big increase in Supers issuance in the second quarter, while Fannie production was flat. Fannie, however, was the only agency with an increase in REMIC/CMO production. (Includes two data tables.)
Most of the increase in banks’ MBS investment was in Ginnie Mae pass-throughs, which grew a modest 1.5% from the first quarter. Holdings of non-agency securities declined. (Includes two data tables.)
JPMorgan Chase was the only servicer among the top five that handled new servicing on non-agency mortgage-backed securities to post a quarterly increase during the second quarter. (Includes data table.)
A group of 13 publicly traded nonbank lenders reported a combined $2.20 billion in mortgage-banking income for the second quarter, down 32.3% from the first quarter. (Includes data table.)
The banking industry continued to pare its servicing-for-others. But MSR values held steady on a quarterly basis at the end of June. (Includes data table.)
The Community Home Lenders of America urged the CFPB to pursue loan originator compensation reform as the bureau weighs changes to the TILA-RESPA Integrated Disclosures rule.
FHA is testing the Uniform Appraisal Dataset 3.6 among a select group of lenders, as Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac lenders face a mandatory implementation date.
A group of 13 publicly traded nonbank lenders reported a combined $2.20 billion in mortgage-banking income for the second quarter, down 32.3% from the first quarter. (Includes data table.)
JPMorgan Chase was the only servicer among the top five that handled new servicing on non-agency mortgage-backed securities to post a quarterly increase during the second quarter. (Includes data table.)
Freddie saw a big increase in Supers issuance in the second quarter, while Fannie production was flat. Fannie, however, was the only agency with an increase in REMIC/CMO production. (Includes two data tables.)
FHFA’s plan to remove the term reputational harm from the suspended counterparty program regulation appears to have near universal support from mortgage industry stakeholders.