Tag Archives: Recession

U.S. banks and credit unions cite the constantly changing regulatory landscape as a major risk management concern in a new survey.

According to a Zillow report, working women are being far more negatively affected by the recent recession resulting from the pandemic. In fact, the disproportion between men and women as they face housing impacts due to unemployment, housing tenure, and ...

As COVID-19 has brought the economy to a halt, economists examine how long efforts such as forbearances can hold off a housing crisis. 

The JPMorgan Chase CEO expects the coronavirus crisis to include elements of financial strain similar to the 2008 downturn. Here's how the bank is weathering the crisis.

Housing has been a casualty of the current economic crisis and not a cause, but a bubble may still be on the way.

The housing market is in a strong position now, but these markets can be at risk of a sudden downturn due to layoffs and a stalling market.

Following 2008, the U.S. mortgage servicing infrastructure was strengthened, and now those changes are going to be put to the test.

According to S&P Global, a sudden economic reversal will likely result in a surge in defaults in the coming months.

What makes a recession caused by COVID-19 different than what the U.S. has dealt with in the past?

Here's how the FHFA, the Financial Services Committee, and other institutions are preparing themselves, customers, and borrowers for financial hardship.