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Industry Briefs, March 24, 2026
Industry news from Argyle, Experian, nCino, The Mortgage Collaborative, Finance of America, Covius, ARIVE, Primary Residential Mortgage, Tavant, Timberline Bank, Floify, Insellerate, Lender Price and Asurity.
Experian: Market Sees Both Challenges, Optimism
Experian, Costa Mesa, Calif., released its 2026 State of the U.S. Housing Market Report, finding a market “in flux” and identifying a number of key trends.
Experian: Nearly Half of U.S. Renters Aim to Buy Home Within Four Years
Experian, Costa Mesa, Calif., recently released an analysis finding 47% of current renters believe they’ll be ready to purchase a home within the next four years.
Industry Briefs, June 17, 2025
Industry news from Covius, Blend, Optimal Blue, Experian, Plaid, A&D Mortgage, Land Gorilla and Blue Sage Solutions.
Industry Briefs, June 16, 2025
Industry news from Covius, Blend, Optimal Blue, Experian, Plaid, A&D Mortgage, Land Gorilla and Blue Sage Solutions.
Industry Briefs, May 14, 2024
Industry news from Fannie Mae, Experian, Panorama Mortgage Group, ACES Quality Management and Dark Matter Technologies.
MBA Premier Member Profile: Experian
(One in a continuing series of profiles of Premier Members of the Mortgage Bankers Association.)
Industry Briefs Mar. 3, 2023: Fitch Ratings Says FHA Premium Cuts ‘Credit Neutral’ for Private Mortgage Insurers
Fitch Ratings, New York, said recently announced reductions in the Federal Housing Authority mortgage insurance premium rates are not expected to have a meaningful credit impact on private U.S. mortgage insurance carriers.
CFPB: Annual Report on Credit Reporting Companies Cites ‘Ongoing Challenges’
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau on Tuesday issued its annual report on the industry’s three largest credit reporting companies, based on nearly a half-million complaints it received about TransUnion, Equifax and Experian.