The annual National Property Preservation Conference once again brought together a cross-section of field services vendors, mortgage servicing professionals, and representatives of government agencies and the GSEs to “discuss pressing issues and develop solutions.”
Read More »Kick-Starting D&I Initiatives in the Mortgage Finance Space
Five Star’s Diversity and Inclusion Symposium assembled a number of D&I experts for a day of advancing the diversity conversation within the mortgage industry.
Read More »The Week Ahead: Steps Toward a More Diverse Future
Five Star’s 2022 Diversity and Inclusion Symposium is an event designed to advance the diversity conversation within the mortgage marketplace through critical dialogue among the top D&I experts in the field.
Read More »Charting the Future of D&I in the Mortgage Space
Five Star’s Diversity and Inclusion Symposium will bring together experts discussing the most pressing D&I issues working toward advancing progress within the housing industry.
Read More »Five Star Announces Its 2022 Editorial Advisory Board
Panel of experts will help advise, guide, and shape the course of Five Star’s publications in the year ahead.
Read More »Black Knight Solution Powers U.S. Bank Mortgage Servicing
U.S. Bank is using Servicing Digital to supplement internal capabilities and offer its customers ongoing, detailed information about their loans, and tools to manage their housing wealth.
Read More »TIAA Bank Realigns Mortgage Ops
Here’s how TIAA Bank is strategically realigning its residential home lending business to serve an even wider audience of clients nationwide.
Read More »U.S. Bank: The “World’s Most Admired” Super-Regional Bank
Here’s why the fifth-largest commercial bank in the U.S. has been given a top rank on the World’s Most Admired list for the ninth year in a row.
Read More »Learning From the Past with US Bank’s Timika Cole
Learning from the past and looking beyond yourself with US Bank's Timika Cole.
Read More »Despite Declines, Originator Rankings Little Changed in Q1
The decline in mortgage production in the year's opening months failed to produce any names to the list of top lenders for the quarter, but it did shake up the rankings a bit. Staying firmly in the No. 1 spot for the quarter was Wells Fargo, which held on to 14.3 percent of the market with $36 billion in origination volumes, down from $50 billion in Q4 2013. On the servicing side, Wells Fargo again beat out all others, boasting a portfolio estimated at $1.81 trillion.
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