Allison Hill has recently taken the place of retiree, Gretchen Evanco, as director of administration for the Ohio-based firm Reimer, Arnovitz, Chernek

The stock price of American International Group (AIG), the insurance company now 80 percent-owned by the U.S. government, has been on a roller coaster, shooting up to $56 a share last week before losing more than a third of its value again this week.

Presidents at two of the Federal Reserve regional banks see the housing market turning around, and one of them is ready to sing about it.

A Bank of America servicing unit for reverse mortgages in Seattle failed to comply with HUD rules on verifying that the properties continue to be principal residences and providing timely notice that the borrower has deceased, according to a HUD audit.

The phrase too big to fail ignited controversy mere months ago when the nation's banking system was feared to be teetering on the brink of collapse.

More and more, the windy city is offering would-be renters a big selection of friendly confines.

As speculators continued to drive up the price of government-sponsored mortgage purchasing giant Freddie Mac, the firm leaked good news on Monday: Its listing on the New York Stock Exchange may not be in danger, after all.

San Diego-based New Vista Asset Management has recently taken on Brian Hurley, former president of Stewart Title of California, as president and COO.

LenderLive Network Inc., a Denver-based mortgage service provider, has announced a partnership with the Neighborhood Housing Services of America (NHSA) to process and underwrite Federal Housing Administration (FHA) loans for the nonprofit secondary market investor.

Profit in the Federal Reserve System has soared in the wake of the central bank's multiple efforts to rescue the financial system, according to various reports.