Whether or not you personally believe climate change exists, the White House, federal regulators, states and even other countries are clearly signaling that mortgage companies need to measure climate risks.
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Chris Joles of Planet Home Lending: How Should Mortgage Bankers Measure Climate Risk?
Whether or not you personally believe climate change exists, the White House, federal regulators, states and even other countries are clearly signaling that mortgage companies need to measure climate risks.
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Industry Briefs May 12, 2022: Planet Home Lending to Acquire Homepoint Correspondent Assets
Planet Home Lending LLC, Meriden, Conn., entered into a definitive agreement to acquire certain assets of the delegated correspondent channel of Home Point Financial Corp., a mortgage originator and servicer and a subsidiary of Homepoint Capital Inc.
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Industry Briefs Apr. 21, 2022: Optimal Blue Launches Investor Pricing Insight
Optimal Blue, Jacksonville, Fla., released Investor Pricing Insight, a benchmarking tool that makes real-time pricing available to wholesale and correspondent mortgage investors on demand.
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Industry Briefs Apr. 1, 2022: Homebridge Launches ‘Our Community’
Homebridge Financial Services Inc., Iselin, N.J., launched its “Our Community” hub on the company’s website. This resource provides a new level of transparency about Homebridge’s current diversity and inclusion internal workforce efforts and measures progress.
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Chris Joles of Planet Home Lending: ESG– Pay Attention, NOW
Conversations about ESG (environmental social governance) and sustainability standards have rippled from investment fund and public company arenas to mortgage banking regulators, investors and consumers. That expansion makes it critical for private companies, especially those in financial services, to consider implementing ESG now rather than later.
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Chris Joles of Planet Home Lending: ESG– Pay Attention, NOW
Conversations about ESG (environmental social governance) and sustainability standards have rippled from investment fund and public company arenas to mortgage banking regulators, investors and consumers. That expansion makes it critical for private companies, especially those in financial services, to consider implementing ESG now rather than later.
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Chris Joles of Planet Home Lending: ESG– Pay Attention, NOW
Conversations about ESG (environmental social governance) and sustainability standards have rippled from investment fund and public company arenas to mortgage banking regulators, investors and consumers. That expansion makes it critical for private companies, especially those in financial services, to consider implementing ESG now rather than later.
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Chris Joles of Planet Home Lending: ESG– Pay Attention, NOW
Conversations about ESG (environmental social governance) and sustainability standards have rippled from investment fund and public company arenas to mortgage banking regulators, investors and consumers. That expansion makes it critical for private companies, especially those in financial services, to consider implementing ESG now rather than later.
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Chris Joles of Planet Home Lending: ESG– Pay Attention, NOW
Conversations about ESG (environmental social governance) and sustainability standards have rippled from investment fund and public company arenas to mortgage banking regulators, investors and consumers. That expansion makes it critical for private companies, especially those in financial services, to consider implementing ESG now rather than later.