Ocwen Financial Corporation, a leading financial services holding company, announced on Thursday that President and CEO Ron Faris is retiring after 27 years with the company.
Read More »Clarifire & SoftWorks AI Work Together to Provide State-of-the-Art Automation
Through this partnership, the companies announced they will address the ever-growing challenges of manual data input from documents and exception management.
Read More »Wells Fargo’s Hilzendeger Receives Promotion
As head of Home Lending Retail, a newly created role, Hilzendeger will report to Michael DeVito, who was named Head of Wells Fargo Home Lending in January.
Read More »Rodney Moss Succeeds Gene Ross at LoanCare
Moss has taken over the role effective March 19 and will work with Ross through April to ensure a smooth transition of responsibilities. Moss brings more than 25 years' experience in the financial services industry to the position.
Read More »Fannie Mae Renews Agreement on Black Knight’s DMRS Tool
Florida-based Black Knight, Inc. announced that Fannie Mae has signed an agreement to continue its use of the Default Management Reporting System (DMRS).
Read More »LenderLive Promotes Ian Morgan
LenderLive Holdings, Inc., a mortgage services provider based in Denver, that Ian Morgan has been promoted to Chief Information Security Officer (CISO).
Read More »“Transparency and Accountability”: HUD Working to Streamline Processes
On Thursday, HUD Secretary Dr. Ben Carson announced new measures to protect the financial integrity of the department. "We simply need to do better. An updated system of internal controls ...
Read More »Be Heard: CFPB Requesting Feedback on Financial Regulations
On Wednesday, the mortgage industry’s main oversight group asked for comments on amending rules created by Dodd-Frank Act.
Read More »Moody’s In-Depth: Impact of Tax Credit on Mortgage Loans
New investor analysis is weighing the impact of last year’s tax legislation on residential mortgage credit performance, and non-mortgage consumer loans.
Read More »Tech Employees Flee From Silicon Valley Housing Market
Unable to obtain affordable housing, prime-age workers are leaving San Francisco in droves. However, new housing solutions may help the city retain its tech talent.
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