Tag Archives: Servicers

The topic of "robocalls" is receiving renewed congressional attention, but even well-intentioned legislation could have implications for the industry.

A recent report takes a look at why customers may be choosing to part ways with their servicers, and why delinquencies have shown lackluster improvement recently.

At this year's Legal League 100 Spring Servicer Summit, mortgage servicers, government reps, and financial services attorneys will gather for discussions centered around the challenges facing the U.S. mortgage industry.

According to some, maintaining the status quo in servicing compensation isn’t enough. Here are some changes that could be made to the current compensation model.

In his new role at ServiceLink, Tim Gillis will be responsible for leveraging the company's expertise in the Capital Markets.

Varma Penmatsa, VP, Digital Products and Servicing, Fannie Mae, spoke to DS News on why it was important to engage customers to build and implement effective digital servicing products and what gives him the satisfaction of a job well done. Editor’s note: This issue originally appeared in the April issue of DS News.

Here’s what the Office of the Comptroller of Currency’s report on the country’s mortgage performance revealed about the state of mortgage servicing and delinquencies across the nation.

A recent court decision provides clarity for a long-gestating question about how lenders and servicers must handle foreclosure notices. Read expert commentary on the problem, the solution, and what it means moving forward.

Donna Corley, SVP, Single-Family, Chief Risk Officer, Freddie Mac, spoke to DS News about why the current environment comes with its own challenges for servicing and underwriting loans. Editor’s note: This feature originally appeared in the March issue of DS News, out now.

Here’s what the banking regulators’ recently amended private flood insurance provisions of the Biggert-Waters Flood Insurance Reform Act would mean for lenders, insurance companies, and servicers.