Non-QM lending, ARM usage expand in latest Optimal Blue report

Intuit argued certification should be denied because individual issues, such as why each user signed up, what advertising they saw, and how they understood the term “simple return,” would overwhelm any common issues. Justice Leiper disagreed, finding that liability turns on Intuit’s own conduct and representations rather than on each user’s individual experience. As the…

School protests sweeping France cause 'heaviest toll in decades'

A split has opened in comments to the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) over how quickly new crypto exchange-traded products should reach the market. Grayscale Investments and Andreessen Horowitz want reviews tailored to each product and shorter, more predictable timelines. Charles Schwab and Jane Street, by contrast, have stressed public transparency and the mechanics…

The last few years have been almost entirely about investing in tech, growth, and artificial intelligence (AI) stocks. That trade has worked immensely well recently. But something has worked even better over the long term. Dividend stocks can look very boring at times. Names like Procter & Gamble, Johnson & Johnson, and Colgate-Palmolive don’t seem…

A property management company has been ordered to pay £500 compensation to a leaseholder following failures in contractor oversight and complaint handling during a flooring repair dispute, according to a recent ruling by The Property Ombudsman. The case involved a leaseholder, identified as Sally, who raised concerns about flooring installed by a contractor appointed by…

The Bank of England might be best known for setting interest rates and printing banknotes, but there’s much more going on at the central bank you might not be aware of. Jack Leslie and Rupal Patel, Bank of England (BoE) economists and authors of the new book Money: The Inside Story, discussed how the central…