Read the latest articles, event announcements and press releases from Mortgage Capital Trading, Inc.
MCTlive! Mortgage Lock Volume Indices covers the period from January 1 through January 31, 2023, 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.
MCTlive! Mortgage Lock Volume Indices covers the period from December 1 through December 31, 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.
MCTlive! Mortgage Lock Volume Indices covers the period from November 1 through November 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.
MCT announced the release of BAMCO, a new marketplace for co-issue loan sales. Co-issue loan sales, also known as flow-based mortgage servicing rights (MSR) sales, are a three-way transaction involving the sale of loans to one of the agencies with a simultaneous sale of the MSRs to a separate third party. BAMCO brings co-issue transactions directly into MCT’s whole loan trading platform and improves price transparency by connecting unapproved sellers to live executions from potential buyers.
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In this webinar, MCT’s Phil Rasori and Justin Grant will introduce BAMCO. BAMCO brings co-issue loan sale transactions directly into MCT’s whole loan trading platform, making the process of selling co-issue more convenient and transparent.
MCTlive! Mortgage Lock Volume Indices covers the period from October 1 through October 31, 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 this article, we will discuss current market outlook, mortgage industry bell-weathers, and how to emerge on the other side of the economic cycle ahead of the competition.
MCTlive! Mortgage Lock Volume Indices covers the period from September 1 through September 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.
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Register for this industry webinar on Friday, September 23 at 10AM Pacific, as we analyze the current market and provide recommendations as the Fed continues its transition to quantitative tightening.
MCTlive! Mortgage Lock Volume Indices covers the period from August 1 through August 31, 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 this article, we will discuss hedge considerations in a volatile market, current hedging best practices, and lock desk policy recommendations.
In this two-part video series, Freddie Mac and MCT’s MSR division team up to discuss strategies for managing a MSR portfolio in a volatile market. Watch Part 1 and Part 2 of the video series below or contact us today for strategic MSR guidance.
In this webinar on September 8th at 10am PT, MCT’s Phil Rasori and Paul Yarbrough team up with Fannie Mae’s Mike Toner to discuss the features of MCTlive! integrations with Fannie Mae technology and the benefits to mutual customers.
In Paul’s Tip of the Week, we look at the Client Profile tab in MCTlive!, which brings some basic information in an easily accessible spot within MCTlive!
MCTlive! Mortgage Lock Volume Indices covers the period from July 1 through July 31, 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.
With half of the year complete, the market for MSR sales is beginning to shift. Check out this article to review our Top 5 Takeaways for Bulk MSR Market.
In this article, we will discuss strategies for mitigating risk in a volatile market. The type of volatility that has been experienced by mortgage bankers in 2022 due to a widening basis.
In MCT’s latest installment of Rasori’s Relentless Releases, Phil Rasori covers the new Fannie Mae purchase advice API. View the episode to get the scoop on these timely updates.
MCTlive! Mortgage Lock Volume Indices covers the period from June 1 through June 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 MCT’s latest installment of Rasori’s Relentless Releases, Phil Rasori covers the features of the MCTlive! Mobile App. View the episode to get the scoop on these timely updates.
Especially in volatile markets, it’s good to have a finger on your pipeline and trade frequently. Our latest whitepaper outlines ways to gain more efficiencies over your TBA trading.
MCTlive! Mortgage Lock Volume Indices covers the period from May 1 through May 31, 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 this case study, MCT sits down with Mr. Sugg to hear how the MCTlive! integration has added efficiency to their loan selling process.
In this article, we will discuss the similarities and differences between the market selloffs in 2013 and 2022. 2022 has had the benefit of a much more orderly move and a healthier marketplace.
