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[PULSE] The shift from LIBOR to SOFR is on the horizon – Are you ready?
Feb 28, 2020Effective January 3, 2022, the mortgage industry will cease using the long-standing LIBOR and, instead, adopt the new Secured Overnight Funding Rate (SOFR). With billions of dollars in ARM assets tied to the LIBOR index, this will have huge implications for the mortgage industry – and the consumers it serves.
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Fed chairman tries to calm coronavirus jitters
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Calabria now expects Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac IPOs in 2021
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The gig economy’s impact on housing, and why California’s AB5 Bill is missing the point
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Average FICO score reaches record high, Experian says
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Guaranteed Rate creates new role, brings on HUD and Fannie Mae veteran
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Scott Norman: What it Was Like to Originate Texas’s First Reverse Mortgage
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Wholesale Leads Retail in December Reverse Mortgage Endorsement Drop
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The looming concerns servicers might be ignoring
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Controversial Fed nominee Judy Shelton picks up key Republican support
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The best time to sell a house is quickly approaching
Feb 27, 2020
