President Trump is concerned about the HECM program...

The CFPB introduced the GSE patch in 2014 as a temporary measure…

A roundup of the week's housing finance stories.

An overhaul of the Community Reinvestment Act is gaining traction, with two more major financial regulators outlining their views and priorities.

A lack of digital offerings has become a major drag on the home-equity market as customers are more likely turning to alternative sources of funding, according to a new study by J.D. Power.

LendingClub, which operates an online marketplace, recently issued its first consumer loan-backed ABS of the year. The loans were originated under a model that has been successfully challenged in certain courts, raising concerns from rating agencies.

The bureau plans to extend the terms of half the current members in order to achieve the staggered terms and ensure continuity.

According to the consent order, between 2011 and 2015, Citi had certain control weaknesses related to its “relationship loan pricing” program...

At a hearing on Capitol Hill Tuesday, Kathy Kraninger, director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, assured lawmakers that she will not disrupt the mortgage industry by abruptly terminating the so-called GSE patch.

With more retailers announcing store closures and bankruptcies, commercial MBS is expected to continue experiencing turbulence this year.