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Considered the second most important job in the Federal Reserve system, the search for replacing New York Fed Chair William Dudley is on. See the names in contention.

  National Credit-reporting System, Inc. (NCS ), a verification solutions provider within the mortgage lending realm, recently announced that it is now an authorized report supplier of 4506-T tax return verification (TRV Services) through the Desktop Underwriter (DU) validation service, ...

Matic Insurance Services (Matic), a digital insurance agency whose technology enables borrowers to purchase homeowner’s insurance during the mortgage transaction, announced today it has raised $7 million in a Series A funding round, led by Mr. Copper, and leading insurance ...

ReverseVision, a provider of technology and training for the Home Equity Conversion Mortgage (HECM) industry, has recently announced a new partnership with Premier Reverse Closings (PRC), a title and settlement firm specializing in reverse mortgage closings. According to ReverseVision, the ...

On Wednesday the Urban Institute and Citi Foundation will co-host an event promoting innovative strategies to aid poverty and help housing markets transform into a place of economic opportunity. See how to be a part of the event and what’s to come in The Week Ahead.

Fannie Mae disclosed the results of its 11th non-performing loan sale recently. The deal includes 7,500 loans totaling and unpaid principal balance of $1.23 billion—representing one of the highest bids to date.

According to a recent report, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. is continuing to push its complaints toward Alabama’s Colonial Bank and its affiliates for allegedly selling risky RMBS.

The nation’s capital and its surrounding are experiencing growth in sales, prices, and other key market factors.

A new report by the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland examines the myths around peer-to-peer lending, and draws a concerning link between the P2P market and the rise of subprime mortgage defaults seen pre-2007.

GOP leaders in the House and Senate both pushed forward their own versions of a tax reform plan on Thursday. See where the key differences lie.