Individually, the provisions imposed by Fannie and Freddie might seem perfectly understandable given the disaster.

Calabria, an economist by training, also shows little sympathy for nonbank mortgage servicers.

The latest seller of loanDepot stock: Managing Director Dan Binowitz...

The Fannie official began his presentation with the top 10 defects discovered by his QC team...

The new pricing grids from FHFA boast 216 "cells"...

Much of the shift in 4Q22 occurred at large banks...

The FHFA said Fannie and Freddie are reducing the upfront fee for comingled securities to 9.375 bps.

The regulator of Fannie and Freddie wants the enterprises to pay close attention to the asset values their customers are placing on their MSR portfolios. Meanwhile, the mortgage company IPO market is dead. Right?

Among nonbanks, the larger shops saw their slice of the pie grow by two percentage points.

Notable: Roughly 9.9% of all purchase loans were in the under-60% LTV range, a 289-bps increase since the first quarter.