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In response to the Supreme Court's ruling, the Bureau announced several executive changes. Click through to read more.

Having remained apolitical since its inception, the Credit Risk Transfer program may now succumb to political pressure, according to a former Freddie Mac executive.

The FHA said this proposal will help make the program “more viable” for foreclosure sales associated with defaulted FHA-insured mortgages.

Information released by the Treasury Department found banks and fintechs loaned nearly $500 billion.

Data from prior reports found early one in four loans on the island faltered. Click through to read more.

New data says more properties could be at risk for damage than initially estimated.

The collaborating companies said “uniformity” and legal certainty are needed for the use of remote notarization in states promoting social-distancing measures.

New data suggests loan delinquencies could improve just as half of forbearance plans expire, requiring review from servicers.

The Supreme Court invalidated a 2015 amendment to the Telephone Consumer Protection Act, ruling it violated the first amendment.

Legislation has already been introduced to reverse the new CRA rule created by the OCC as researchers express their own concerns with the rule.