Tag Archives: Wells Fargo

Here’s what the bank had to say to a lawsuit filed by a loan officer in California that could have a broader impact on the bank’s wage and commission practices for its mortgage business.

Click through to learn how the bank’s initiative for low- and moderate-income households has helped with the purchase of $2 billion in real estate since 2012.

The results of JPMorgan Chase, Wells Fargo, and Citi reflected a subdued Q4. Click through to learn how their numbers stacked up and the factors that affected their earnings estimates.

While the effects of the longest government shutdown in history are being felt by the housing market, it has particularly affected affordable housing and community development. Here’s how lenders and housing agencies are addressing the challenges associated with this shutdown.

Here’s how agencies and mortgage borrowers are being affected by the partial government shutdown that began on December 22.

Click through to learn what an OCC report on mortgage performance data of some of the largest banks in the U.S. revealed about the state of mortgage loans.

While an expanded review of its loan modification products revealed more borrowers being impacted than originally envisaged, here are some steps that the bank plans to take to remediate this error.

Here’s what the recent leadership changes announced by Wells Fargo, after the departure of its Chief Administration Officer and Chief Auditor, mean.

There’s a common preoccupation that keeps homeowners and government officials up at night, but what is it?

A major figure in the U.S. Senate has urged the Federal Reserve to keep one of the biggest banks in the country under sanctions—unless or until the bank fires its CEO. Get the story here.