Brad Finkelstein is an editor at National Mortgage News, a publication under Arizent Co. With a background in journalism and a passion for the financial industry, Brad covers a wide range of topics including mortgage news, banking, and legal issues. His work has been featured in National Mortgage News, American Banker, and Digital Insurance.
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By: Brad Finkelstein, Kate Berry, Suman Bhattacharyya, Kyle Campbell, Jim Dobbs, Claire Williams
Business trade groups are expected to prevail in getting an emergency stay to stop the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's $8 late-fee rule from going into effect on May 14. However, the lawsuit would still have many steps to go after such a decision.
By: Brad Finkelstein, Jim Dobbs, Kyle Campbell, Claire Williams, Suman Bhattacharyya, Sridhar Natarajan, Daniel Wolfe
The Federal Reserve Board signed off on Provident Financial Services' acquisition of Lakeland Bancorp. The newly combined bank will be the seventh largest in the state.
By: Brad Finkelstein, Bonnie Sinnock, Claire Williams, Maria Volkova
His last day at Rocket will be on April 19, and the company said it is "well into its search" for its next technology leader.
By: Andrew Martinez, Spencer Lee, Maria Volkova, Brad Finkelstein, Alexandra Harris, Claire Williams
A new Federal Reserve analysis finds rising debt-to-income and loan-to-value ratios over the past two years, while credit scores largely remained the same.
By: Maria Volkova, Spencer Lee, Brad Finkelstein, Andrew Martinez, Todd Gillespie
Lumber prices climbed higher for the first time since July, but prospects for single-family construction to grow look promising based on early-year data.
The outlook for global credit conditions has been improving, but remains negative, according to the International Association of Credit Portfolio Managers' (IACPM) latest Credit Outlook Survey of its members.
By: Brad Finkelstein, Andrew Martinez, Bonnie Sinnock, Spencer Lee
Home loan originations were tepid in the first quarter, but higher margins helped large depositories bolster revenue even when the drop was particularly steep.
By: Donna-Mitchell
A pool of subprime installment sales contracts on retail motor vehicles will secure $467.5 million in securitization bonds to be issued from the
In what could be seen as a sign of optimism for the mortgage business going forward, participation in the annual National Mortgage News survey increased year-over-year. This happened despite 2023…
By: Michael Sasso, Bonnie Sinnock, Brad Finkelstein, Spencer Lee
The move advances the Biden administration's interest in testing whether skipping a title insurance policy or an alternative for some mortgages would be a cost-saver.
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