DALLAS–Calyx Software, a provider of mortgage software solutions, said all Calyx Point users can now access Deephaven’s non-QM mortgage products, enabling them to serve more borrowers and capitalize on the growing opportunities for non-QM.
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YEREVAN, Armenia—The Council of the European Union has adopted a regulation aimed at improving controls on cash entering or leaving the EU. The move follows an agreement reached with the European Parliament in June.
NEW YORK—There's a black market for frequent flyer miles. Stolen frequent flyer accounts and rewards points are a hot commodity on the Dark Net, a new report shows.
MADISON, Wis. — Membership in credit unions around the world has now surpassed more than 260 million people globally. The announcement comes as credit unions prepare to celebrate International Credit Union Day on Thursday.
HOUSTON—EMV continues to thwart crooks at the point of sale, a new report shows.
SAN FRANCISCO–The City of San Francisco is attempting to put in place controversial new rules aimed at saving the local taxi industry, but a local credit union is calling the plan “disingenuous.”
ARLINGTON, Va.–A new report listing the top 100 cooperative businesses in the U.S. as ranked by annual revenue in the U.S. includes five credit unions.
SAN FRANCISCO—Could the long series of scandals committed by Wells Fargo finally be costing the bank some customers? One new report suggests that could be the case.
ARLINGTON, Va.—Is it OK to remove accurate reporting from a members' credit report even if it has a negative effect on their credit score?
WASHINGTON—JPMorgan Chase, Citigroup and Wells Fargo are all voicing concerns over the Financial Accounting Standards Board's (FASB) current expected credit loss (CECL) standard and how it will impact their capital, among other issues.