ReverseVision, a San Diego-based reverse mortgage software provider, is welcoming its newest client to the fold: Live Well Financial, a leading issuer of Ginnie Mae home equity conversion mortgage-backed securities (HMBS).
Read More »Marketing Compliance Expert Joins Lenders Compliance Group
Lenders Compliance Group Inc. (LCG) announced the appointment of Michael J. Wallace Esq. to the position of director of marketing compliance.
Read More »LRES Approved to Transact Business in Virgin Islands
LRES, a California-based company specializing in commercial and residential valuations and asset management, announced it has received a Certificate of Authority to conduct business in the U.S. Virgin Islands.
Read More »Wingspan Appoints 30-Year Veteran to Newly Created Post
In Texas, Wingspan Portfolio Advisors named industry veteran Susan Pettem to the newly created position of EVP for business development.
Read More »JPMorgan, Feds Reach Record $13B Deal on RMBS Claims
After weeks of speculation from market watchers and analysts, JPMorgan Chase announced it has finalized a $ 13 billion deal with the Justice Department.
Read More »New Network Launches to Connect Secondary Market Traders
Secondary market professionals have a new way to connect with potential buyers and sellers: LendTrade, a recently launched community for trading professionals designed to cut out the middleman and save costs.
Read More »Carrington Mortgage Services Names New Branch Manager
The lending division of Carrington Mortgage Services (CMS), LLC appointed Kathy Pilgrim as branch manager of the company's branch in Duluth, Georgia.
Read More »New Fannie Mae Portfolio Hits MSR Market
MountainView Servicing Group announced it is acting as the exclusive sale advisor for a Fannie Mae portfolio valued at $152 million (unpaid principal balance).
Read More »Fannie Mae’s Board Elects Asset Management Veteran
Diane Nordin, a seasoned asset management executive, has joined Fannie Mae's board of directors, the company announced.
Read More »JPMorgan Working on $4.5B Deal with RMBS Investors
JPMorgan Chase announced Friday it has reached an agreement to pay billions of dollars to resolve claims from investors related to collapsed RMBS issued between 2005-2008.
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