Bonnie Sinnock

Bonnie Sinnock is managing editor of National Mortgage News. Her responsibilities include coordinating its special reports. She also is the editor of Origination News. Sinnock has been writing for the mortgage publications group since 1995.

CFPB: TPO Concerns Will Be Heard in New Comp Rulemaking
May 16, 2012 A federal official told a group of third-party origination professionals angered by new proposed compensation and pricing...

IMH’s 1Q Year-Over-Year Growth ‘Significant'
May 16, 2012 Impac Mortgage Holdings recorded a year-over-year expansion of its mortgage lending in the first quarter, but other costs...

Ten-Year Drops to Low Not Seen Since February
May 14, 2012 The long-term rate-indicative 10-year Treasury yield on Monday morning dropped to a low below 1.8% not seen since February.

GSE, Ginnie Mae Executives Tackle a Tricky Balance in Secondary
May 14, 2012 A Fannie Mae executive said while refis could decline a bit year-over-year, there could be a small increase in purchases.

Donovan Calls for Quick Action on Underwater Refi Expansion
May 11, 2012 While HARP 2.0 worked “well enough,” HUD secretary Shaun Donovan said opportunities should be extended to “all...

Freddie Names Former E*Trade/Chase Exec Layton Its CEO
May 10, 2012 Freddie Mac named Donald Layton its CEO, succeeding Charles Haldeman Jr., who said in October of last year he would be leaving...

Week’s Bond Market Flight Pushes 30-Year to Another New Low
May 10, 2012 All loans except the one-year Treasury-indexed adjustable-rate mortgage experienced declines in Freddie's survey this week.

Material Rep/Warrant Breach Risk Should Be on Issuer
May 9, 2012 Representations and warranties "are not a performance guarantee," according to a managing director at Shellpoint Partners.

Due Diligence Firm Aims to Start Best Practices Task Force
May 9, 2012 Digital Risk is starting a task force that aims to set best practices for mortgage risk due diligence.

Redwood: Progress Being Made in PLS Market Despite Challenges
May 8, 2012 When it comes to the macroeconomic environment not a lot has changed, says an executive at Redwood Trust.