Union Home Mortgage the latest to trim workforce
Union Home Mortgage the latest to trim workforce
Ohio-based Union Home Mortgage is the latest in a string of lenders this week to institute workforce reductions. Laid off workers talked to HousingWire.
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Ohio-based Union Home Mortgage is the latest in a string of lenders this week to institute workforce reductions. Laid off workers talked to HousingWire.
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Ohio-based Union Home Mortgage is the latest in a string of lenders this week to institute workforce reductions. Laid off workers talked to HousingWire.
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Fairway staff across the country received phone calls last week announcing they were part of a round of layoffs, and sources told HousingWire.Fairway Independent Mortgage Corp. of Madison looks to be the latest mortgage lender to lay off employees due to the problematic origination market, demonstrating that rising mortgage rates and property prices are already hitting enterprises with a significant proportion of purchase loans in their portfolios. A dozen former Fairway employees told Hous...
Fairway staff across the country received phone calls last week announcing they were part of a round of layoffs, and sources told HousingWire.Fairway Independent Mortgage Corp. of Madison looks to be the latest mortgage lender to lay off employees due to the problematic origination market, demonstrating that rising mortgage rates and property prices are already hitting enterprises with a significant proportion of purchase loans in their portfolios. A dozen former Fairway employees told Hous...
More than 55 Texana Bank employees in California are expected to be laid off Sept. 5, according to a WARN filing.
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More than 55 Texana Bank employees in California are expected to be laid off Sept. 5, according to a WARN filing.
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Guaranteed Rate claims to embrace its responsibility to serve all homebuyers, regardless of which language they speak.
Guaranteed Rate claims to embrace its responsibility to serve all homebuyers, regardless of which language they speak.
The mortgage industry’s 2022 slide in originations continued, with numbers falling last week to levels not seen since the Clinton administration, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association.The MBA’s Market Composite Index, a measure of mortgage activity based on surveys of association members, dropped a seasonally adjusted 6.5% for the weekly period ending June 3. The index also came in 55% lower compared to a year ago. Last week’s data included an adjustment for the Memorial Day holid...
The mortgage industry’s 2022 slide in originations continued, with numbers falling last week to levels not seen since the Clinton administration, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association.The MBA’s Market Composite Index, a measure of mortgage activity based on surveys of association members, dropped a seasonally adjusted 6.5% for the weekly period ending June 3. The index also came in 55% lower compared to a year ago. Last week’s data included an adjustment for the Memorial Day holid...
Depository bank Citi has trimmed staffing levels in its mortgage business, following surging rates and a reorganization of its operations.
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Depository bank Citi has trimmed staffing levels in its mortgage business, following surging rates and a reorganization of its operations.
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Rising interest rates are starting to weigh down Canadians' confidence in their finances, according to the latest results of the MNP Consumer Debt Index.
Rising interest rates are starting to weigh down Canadians' confidence in their finances, according to the latest results of the MNP Consumer Debt Index.
After a pandemic-induced hiatus, hundreds of mortgage professionals gathered at the Vancouver Convention Centre Monday night to celebrate the latest inductees into the Canadian Mortgage Hall of Fame. The Canadian Mortgage Hall of Fame honours mortgage industry leaders who have provided leadership, vision and inspiration in their profession, and whose achievements and service have contributed to the success of the Canadian mortgage industry. The evening capped off Mortgage Professionals Canada...
After a pandemic-induced hiatus, hundreds of mortgage professionals gathered at the Vancouver Convention Centre Monday night to celebrate the latest inductees into the Canadian Mortgage Hall of Fame. The Canadian Mortgage Hall of Fame honours mortgage industry leaders who have provided leadership, vision and inspiration in their profession, and whose achievements and service have contributed to the success of the Canadian mortgage industry. The evening capped off Mortgage Professionals Canada...
The Big 6 banks have raised their expectations for Bank of Canada rate hikes, with most expecting another 125 to 150 basis points in tightening by the end of the year.
The Big 6 banks have raised their expectations for Bank of Canada rate hikes, with most expecting another 125 to 150 basis points in tightening by the end of the year.
Despite today’s mortgage borrowers having to qualify at rates in excess of 6% and 7%, Canada’s banking regulator said no changes to the stress test are imminent. In a speech last week, the head of the Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions (OSFI), Peter Routledge, threw cold water on the prospect of the regulator making any tweaks to its stress test for uninsured mortgages, or those with down payments of 20% or more. “The uncertainty and anxiety caused by a rising interes...
Despite today’s mortgage borrowers having to qualify at rates in excess of 6% and 7%, Canada’s banking regulator said no changes to the stress test are imminent. In a speech last week, the head of the Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions (OSFI), Peter Routledge, threw cold water on the prospect of the regulator making any tweaks to its stress test for uninsured mortgages, or those with down payments of 20% or more. “The uncertainty and anxiety caused by a rising interes...