Ahead of Election Day: A Social Media Test for Companies

At a time when Americans are sharply divided about politics, corporate compliance officers are under pressure to talk to employees about ethical behavior, in the office and on social-media.

The CFPB's Missed Opportunity

Professor of the Practice Clifford Rossi describes, in a HousingWire op-ed, why the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau needs to rethink its definition of a qualified mortgage loan to be better aligned with industry underwriting.

All of a Sudden, SPACs Are Everywhere

This year, SPACs seem to be all the rage, as companies seek to go public while bypassing the initial public offering process. But, be wary.

What Gamers Should Know about Playing With Stocks

'Don’t confuse luck for skill,' and other advice for 'Animal Crossing' fans who want to play the stock market.

The Models Are Out of Whack

Mortgage risk models are based on historical information and not equipped for today’s COVID-affected environment, meaning “a balance of art and science” is needed to manage these models.

Equities ‘Boom or Bust’ Debate – Two Years Later

Two years after the first debate, experts convene to spar again. The topic: Stock Market Bull vs. Bear.

Buffett at 90: Three Traits Help Define His Success

What makes Warren Buffett a super investor? Reflecting on that question as Buffett turns 90.

Mortgage Rates Are Low. Why Isn’t Everyone Refinancing?

With mortgage rates so low, you might think that everyone would be looking to refinance. Why aren't they?

Did Berkshire Hathaway Dump Wells Fargo?

Did Berkshire Hathaway sell its entire $9.3 billion stake in banking giant Wells Fargo?

The Stock Market Is Not the Economy

To look at the major indices on the New York Stock Exchange, you might think – depending on the day – that the economy is doing OK. It's not.

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