Government

Under the terms of its 2014 RMBS settlement, Bank of America is continuing to provide relief to consumers in the areas most affected by the foreclosure crisis.

While Republicans have been trying to roll back parts of the Dodd-Frank Act since it was passed in 2010, in the next couple of weeks they have promised that some massive reform proposals are coming.

How much did Freddie Mac reduce its mortgage-related investments portfolio during April?

The value of Fannie Mae's gross mortgage portfolio fell below its cap for 2016 in March; how much further did it contract in April?

Depositions unsealed last month showed that key officials at the GSEs may have known they were about to be profitable in 2012. Now the judge wants to see more.

Construction spending bounced back in March after experiencing the largest decline in three months and raising unexpected concerns among market watchers in the industry. Now, the industry is awaiting the new spending numbers to see if those previous gains spilled into April.

The Bureau of Economic Analysis reported an upward revision to the first quarter gross domestic product, which some industry experts believe will not only signal better growth in the second quarter, but also motivate the Fed to raise rates.

The OCC terminated the servicing-related consent order against Wells Fargo, but at the same time issued a civil penalty to the bank.

Bank of America's $1.27 billion penalty in the "Hustle" case has been overturned. Why does the former Countrywide exec who blew the whistle get to keep the reward money?

Wells Fargo is launching a new low-down payment mortgage program for first-time and lower-income borrowers that could be the bank’s way out from under the shadow of the Federal Housing Administration.