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MCTlive! Mortgage Lock Volume Indices covers the period from April 1 through April 30, 2022, and represents a broad and balanced cross section of several hundred lenders of various sizes and business models in the mortgage industry across retail, correspondent, wholesale, and consumer direct channels.
In Paul’s Tip of the Week, we look at how MCT completed the first integration to Fannie Mae’s new API for loan sale purchase advices.
In our upcoming webinar, MCT’s Phil Rasori, Justin Grant, and Andrew Rhodes will explain how to effectively counter market headwinds in 2022 and implement a winning best execution loan sale strategy for the future.
In this whitepaper, we will explore the relationship between consumer loan pricing and capital market conditions to address common misconceptions and illustrate the processes involved in generating consumer loan offerings and intermediate loan prices.
Menu: • Articles & Press Releases • Whitepapers & Webinars • Events & Conferences • Did You Know? MCT Star April 2022: It felt like yesterday… It felt like just two weeks ago we released the most recent issue of MCT⭐Star. In fact, it was two weeks...
In this webinar recording, MCT’s Phil Rasori, Justin Grant, and Andrew Rhodes will compare 2013 to 2022 in terms of the deteriorating market, market liquidity in specific coupons, loan sale execution liquidity, and investor pricing performance. They also share actionable recommendations to protect your business and pipeline.
In this case study, MCT sits down with John Collins to hear how the Rapid Commit integration has added efficiency to their loan selling process. Rapid Commit has also reduced the element of human error in putting together the commitments, saving them time, money, and headaches.
After waiting patiently for three years, we were finally able to welcome back both familiar and new faces to MCT Exchange at the Hard Rock Hotel in San Diego March 3-5. This year’s Exchange was especially significant as it also marked the 20th anniversary of MCT. In addition to the celebration, attendees were treated to networking events and educational sessions.
The unique interface between the MCTlive! Pool Optimizer and the Agile MBS pool bidding tool. Similarities and differences that exist between agency cash window commitment optimization and pooling optimizations
Today marks the first new moon of the year, and the start of the Year of the Tiger 🐅! Across the globe, people are celebrating the Lunar New Year, which is seen as the time of reunion and rebirth. Are you a Tiger? If you were born in one of the following years, then yes you are! Years of the Tiger include 2022, 2010, 1998, 1986, 1974, 1962, 1950, etc.
MCT’s award-winning capital markets platform, MCTlive!, is now integrated with the Fannie Mae Connect™ Whole Loan Purchase Advice Seller API. This API connection allows MCT Mark-to-Market and Hedge Accounting Reports to be updated with Fannie Mae purchase data instantly, instead of waiting to run reports through a Loan Origination System (LOS).
FNCL 3.0s opened the day at 101-03, hit a high of 101-12+ just prior to 12 noon, and then we drifted lower in the afternoon to close at 101-04. We saw some intraday reprices for the better in the late morning and then some in the other direction later in the afternoon. We are now about 6 ticks lower vs. the Friday close of 101-04 but do not expect much from TBA hedge flows today. March issuance is about ~2.0bln behind the pace of February when you compare the first four business day of March to those of February. The big drop occurred in February and I would now expect the attrition to be a few billion/month.
