Tag Archives: Servicing

Katy White is appointed to lead the operations at the new Batesville branch, which is the third one for Castle & Cooke in Mississippi.

Click through to learn more about the new appointments in the financial services industry as well as rewards and recognition for technology for servicers in this weekly update.

In the second of our three-part series, we recognize women lawyers who have made their mark in the largely male-dominated space of default services litigation. Editor’s note: This issue originally appeared in the January issue of DS News.

From breaking through the glass ceiling to fighting for the rights of their clients, these 25 formidable women lawyers have made their mark in the industry. Editor’s note: This feature originally appeared in the January issue of DS News.

Servicers are rethinking their portfolios--and how to handle the next round of delinquent properties it could soon see.

Here’s an insight into the importance of publication services, which ensure that a defendant in a foreclosure case is made aware of the litigation filed.

Default servicing costs have skyrocketed over the past decade, leaving servicers lost in a jungle filled with compliance overhead, complicated investor rules, and unfair penalties. Editor’s Note: This feature appeared in the November issue of DS News.

A group of industry stakeholders explains the potential benefits of uniform data standards for the mortgage servicing industry.

How is technology—including cryptocurrencies, blockchain, and fintech—changing the way the housing market operates? Find the answer here.

Ocwen released its Q3 2018 operating results today—but according to CEO Glen Messina there is more to forecasting Ocwen’s future than is in black and white.