The difference between a profitable mortgage lender and a highly profitable one not only comes down to the methods and tools used to minimize risk and decrease liability but also knowing which ones to use and when to use them.
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Pipeline Hedging Strategies – Avoiding Whipsaw
Learn what it means to be whipsawed by the market, what options you have to avoid being whipsawed, and more.
Options for Managing Pipeline Risk
Option coverage has proven valuable for lenders, although it is often overlooked as a tool to help effectively minimize pipeline risk.
Mortgage Pipeline Risk Management – Chapter 2 – Mortgage Handbook
The second chapter of the three-volume handbook comprising 51 chapters, written for anyone involved in the production, secondary marketing, operations, servicing, compliance, technology, or finance.
Minimize Risk in Rising Interest Rate Environment
Interest rates are on the rise and so is market volatility. With increasing rates and market volatility, mortgage bankers are looking for valuable ways to stabilize and increase growth without increasing risk.
Tracking Mortgage Pipeline Risk Management Performance
The primary goal of most secondary marketing departments is to make sure the company meets its profit goals for loans sold into the secondary market.
MCM Analytics – Regression vs. MCM OAS Hedge Ratios
Data outlining that if regressionābased hedge ratio is used to calculate the pricing of hedged positions, significant errors will be made.
Float-down Locks as a Hedging Tool in Rising Interest Rate Environment
The free float-down lock is an effective tool to help minimize risk, increase earnings stability and grow production.