The revival included first-time EC MBS issuers as well...

And the good news? The company is once again originating (after suspending production in the spring) but only for Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and FHA/VA products.

Angel Oak is on track to be the top issuer of expanded-credit MBS in the second quarter with volume of $876.3 million...

The top contributor to the deal is JMAC Lending with a 7.3% share, followed by Commerce Home Mortgage (7.0%) and loanDepot (6.4%).

The CFPB proposed standards for qualified mortgages that don’t rely on a loan being eligible for sale to the government-sponsored enterprises.

Cowen Research: "The issue is what happens in August and September if the government permits expanded unemployment benefits to expire.”

“It was a case of ‘we’re all in this together,’ until it wasn’t,” Shenkman said.

The $439.2 million deal was in the works before economic volatility from the coronavirus stalled activity...

Home-equity lending volume rose modestly in the first quarter to an estimated $49.0 billion...

Lone Star Funds is the first non-QM MBS issuer to have a second deal in the market since activity resumed in May.