Emily Flitter is a Reporter at @business. She covers inequality in finance and housing, focusing on themes such as the housing market, real estate investment, and crypto regulation. Emily's work has been featured in prominent publications including The New York Times, Fortune, and The Seattle Times.
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By: Dylan Sloan, Emily Flitter
(Bloomberg) -- Mat Ishbia's frustration was boiling over. The billionaire chief executive was trying to salvage a deal he described in February as
By: Dylan Sloan, Emily Flitter
A handful of lawsuits call into question some of the business practices that have fueled both UWM’s dominance and Ishbia’s fortune.
By: Dylan Sloan, Emily Flitter
After months of delay and drama, shareholders of mortgage servicer Two Harbors Investment Corp. voted to approve a merger deal with CrossCountry Mortgage Thursday. The preliminary vote was a blow to Mat Ishbia’s UWM Holdings Corp., which was also courting Two Harbors as an antidote to its severe stock slide.
Nonprofit organizations sued the Department of Housing and Urban Development on Thursday claiming officials there had made it virtually impossible to access funds Congress said should be spent protecting vulnerable people against housing discrimination, according to a complaint filed in Massachusetts federal court.
By: Emily Flitter, Dylan Sloan
Shares in United Wholesale Mortgage fell by a record 49% Thursday, after the country’s biggest mortgage lender announced a net loss of $452 million and suspended its dividend for the first time.
By: Dylan Sloan, Emily Flitter
Shares in United Wholesale Mortgage fell by a record 49% Thursday, after the country's biggest mortgage lender announced a net loss of $452 million and suspended its dividend for the first time.
By: Emily Flitter, Tom Maloney, Dylan Sloan
After a punishing stock slide and a series of setbacks put his mortgage company under new scrutiny, billionaire Mat Ishbia addressed his critics directly.
By: Dylan Sloan, Tom Maloney, Emily Flitter
Mat Ishbia speaks at the UWM Live conference at the company's headquarters Thursday, May 14, 2024 in Pontiac, Michigan. Andrew Martinez/National Mortgage News
By: Tom Maloney, Emily Flitter
After a punishing stock slide and a series of setbacks put his mortgage company under new scrutiny, billionaire Mat Ishbia addressed his critics directly.
By: Emily Flitter, Paige Smith, Weihua Li
The government is minting new banks at the fastest pace in almost 20 years.
