To many in the industry, it looks as though the worm has turned and lower rates are a sure thing, thanks to recent benign inflation readings. But maybe not and that’s why CHLA is continuing its efforts regarding MBS buyers and more.

Subservicing volume declined during the third quarter, which might explain some of the recent consolidation in the space.

When it comes to warehouse finance of nonbanks, one lender’s exit could be another’s opportunity for future growth, at least that’s what executive Kevin Mitzit of Wintrust is hoping for.

Rep. Patrick McHenry, R-NC, is currently the chairman of the House Financial Services Committee.

Refi applications are up on an annual basis while purchase-mortgage demand lags.

Over the past year, a handful of banks have exited the warehouse finance sector, including Comerica and Fifth Third.

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REIT values can rise and fall depending on interest-rate swings. The good news is that rates have steadily dropped the past five weeks. The bad news: A rate cut by the Fed will need a recession to occur first.

These are humbling times for warehouse firms that finance nonbanks. Commitments are down overall, as are usage rates. Also, it appears that Truist is having second thoughts about lending money to smaller nonbanks. (Includes data table.)