Tag Archives: Insurance

To date, Fannie Mae has committed to acquire approximately $10.6 billion of insurance coverage on $404.6 billion of single-family loans through the CIRT program.

A new report examines homeowner concerns about damage from natural disasters, but finds that a surprising number of respondents aren’t even sure if they’re insured.

A new survey found that residents in states at a high-risk of hurricanes believed they were prepared for storm damage. But the reality could be something else.

Here's why many homeowners may seek an appraisal after their home is hit by natural disasters such as hurricanes or wildfires.

In response to increased risks of flooding and natural disasters across the nation, the FInancial Services Committee held a hearing to re-evaluate the National Flood Insurance Program.

A white paper gives insights into why blockchain could have significant applicability for title and settlement providers and the challenges that must be overcome to make this technology truly disruptive for this industry.

California lenders must brush up on the impact of the Full Credit Bid Rule in light of recent wildfires. Editor’s note: This feature originally appeared in the January issue of MReport, out now.

Genworth MI's new product addresses lenders' demand for a more granular insurance product.

A hearing by the House Financial Services Committee on Wednesday will look at the FHA's performance in 2018 and its plans for the next year. See what else is in store in The Week Ahead.

Approaching the rebuilding process, many are unsure of how to pay for their repairs following Hurricane Florence. How will uninsured and insured homeowners alike tackle this process?