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Analysis by the Milken Institute says the private-label residential mortgage-backed security sector must come together on a uniform set of guidelines for borrowers impacted by COVID-19.

The potential for artificial intelligence to drive industry innovation isn’t limited to the origination sector. Editor’s note: This feature originally appeared in the April issue of DS News

In some of the hardest-hit states, including California and New York, city and county officials are placing restrictions on evictions and foreclosures.

According to new data, despite the slight uptick, the South still leads in overall deliqnuency levels.

While the composite index was unchanged across the month, did the share of mortgages that were late rise?

A new study notes that inlight of recent events, homeowners may refinance into lower-monthly payments, further reducing delinquency risk.

Miami and San Jose, California have temporarily stopped all evictions, while other cities, including San Francisco and New York, are considering doing the same.

These areas, after recovering from storms and wildfires, are starting to see their default rates decline drastically.

According to DAL Legal, a recent case reverses a dangerous precedent among the lower courts based on a misapprehension of negotiable instruments and holder status.

In the Winter 2020 Highlights, the CFPB identified how servicers were violating loss mitigation notice requirements.