Tag Archives: Wells Fargo

A new report analyzing the mortgage servicing profiles of some of the biggest banks and nonbanks revealed why the market for MSRs and reverse mortgages remains healthy.

While Wells Fargo has settled a litigation, another bank is striking back against the Department of Justice on an RMBS Securities Fraud allegation from the financial crisis.

In its latest SEC Filing, the bank gave an update of its progress on the Federal Reserve Bank consent order and its remediation strategy for issues the bank had reported earlier. But one area of concern still remains.

What does the departure of Wells Fargo’s Chief Administrative Officer and Chief Auditor mean for the bank?

A top bank has pledged to invest in the upliftment of Washington D.C. neighborhoods, even as a retail giant looks at opening up its offices in this region. How will these initiatives impact the housing market in the nation’s capital?

Home lending and servicing figured prominently in the quarterly results declared by Wells Fargo, JPMorgan Chase and Citigroup on Friday. Here’s how these banks performed in Q3.

Wells Fargo’s first RMBS securitization in a decade received a provisional rating from Moody’s. Here’s what the ratings agency had to say about these securities.

Wells Fargo is set to enter the private RMBS market after a gap of 10 years with a bond deal according to recent reports. Here are the details about the bond and why the bank made the decision to come back to this space.

From mobile response units to consumer education, here’s how mortgage lenders are reaching out to borrowers to help them cope with natural disasters and prepare for such eventualities.

In its quarterly filing, the bank admitted to how a computer error caused more than 600 customers to be denied or not being offered loan modifications despite being qualified for them, leading to foreclosures for around 400 borrowers.