Tag Archives: Servicing

The latest NAR Tech Survey revealed eSignature, Lockbox, and MLS apps/technology to be the three most effective technology tools for Realtors’ businesses, as nearly half of Realtors believe the metaverse will have a significant impact on real estate.

Ginnie Mae President Alanna McCargo said, “As always, we are focused on working with our counterparties to manage risks and ensure continuity in serving the most underserved households through all economic cycles.”

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) is asking for public input on ways to spur new mortgage products that help households. The CFPB seeks insights on ways to improve mortgage refinances for homeowners who would benefit from refinancing, especially for ...

Ginnie Mae’s mortgage-backed securities outstanding portfolio grew for the 14th consecutive month in August, hitting $2.269 trillion, up from $2.248 trillion in July, and $2.119 trillion last year. This growth was fueled by steady new issuance of Ginnie Mae MBS ...

A new deal is predicted to accelerate community-focused growth in banking and mortgage by combining digital simplicity with smart human advice, as Sagent announced a multi-year servicing partnership extension with Gateway First Bank. "Gateway is the future of financial services because they have proven how community banking ...

Sagent’s Dan Sogorka looks at modernizing servicing technology and plotting out a new infrastructure to keep ahead of where consumer finance and capital markets are headed (Sponsored Content).

In the latest installment of the DS News Webinar Series, experts from Freddie Mac and Sagent discuss how B2B integration boosts efficiency and provides value where your organization needs it the most.

Here are the key takeaways regarding the enforcement of certain mortgage servicing rules governing borrower communications in response to the COVID-19 emergency.

In a recent webinar, Five Star Global’s Ed Delgado delivered an update on forbearances, delinquencies, and how the industry is prepping for disaster.

Tightening mortgage standards are due in part to Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac agreeing to buy loans in forbearance.