The Mortgage Bankers Association recently released a white paper titled “Making the Old New Again: The Resurgence of Attorney Opinion Letters as an Alternative to Title Insurance.”
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MBA White Paper Measures the Impact of Loan Sizes on Profitability Through Mortgage Cycles
The conventional wisdom is that originating and servicing higher balance loans means higher profits. However, according to a new white paper by the Mortgage Bankers Association titled, How do Mortgage Revenues, Costs and Profitability Vary by Loan Balance? An Analysis Using Benchmarking Data, the relationship between loan balance and profitability is more nuanced and may change over the course of market cycles.
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MBA White Paper Measures the Impact of Loan Sizes on Profitability Through Mortgage Cycles
The conventional wisdom is that originating and servicing higher balance loans means higher profits. However, according to a new white paper by the Mortgage Bankers Association titled, How do Mortgage Revenues, Costs and Profitability Vary by Loan Balance? An Analysis Using Benchmarking Data, the relationship between loan balance and profitability is more nuanced and may change over the course of market cycles.
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#MBAServicing2020: MBA Releases Default Servicing Alignment White Paper
ORLANDO—The Mortgage Bankers Association released a white paper that analyzes federal foreclosure prevention programs and offers recommendations to better align and standardize those programs.
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MBA White Paper Illustrates CMBS Market’s ‘Significant Role’ in Commercial/Multifamily Real Estate Finance
The Mortgage Bankers Association this morning released a white paper, Role of CMBS in the Financing of Commercial and Multifamily Real Estate in America, which provides an overview of the commercial mortgage-backed securities market and highlights the vital role it plays as a capital source for the financing of commercial real estate.
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MBA Releases New White Paper: The Basic Components of an Information Security Program
The Mortgage Bankers Association released a new white paper, The Basic Components of an Information Security Program, which provides an overview of current information security risks that affect the mortgage industry, as well as explanations of basic components of an information security program intended to help manage those risks.
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MBA Releases New White Paper: The Basic Components of an Information Security Program
The Mortgage Bankers Association released a new white paper, The Basic Components of an Information Security Program, which provides an overview of current information security risks that affect the mortgage industry, as well as explanations of basic components of an information security program intended to help manage those risks.
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MBA Releases New White Paper: The Basic Components of an Information Security Program
The Mortgage Bankers Association released a new white paper, The Basic Components of an Information Security Program, which provides an overview of current information security risks that affect the mortgage industry, as well as explanations of basic components of an information security program intended to help manage those risks.
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Fannie Mae: Without Data Standards (and MISMO), Mortgage Industry Doesn’t Go Digital
In a new white paper, Fannie Mae, Washington, D.C., has a simple message for mortgage lenders: go digital–or go out of business.