Moody's: Rising interest rates will diminish mortgage servicing rights' impairments, lift capital of mortgage companies
New York, February 01, 2017-- US non-mortgage banking companies which hold interest-rate-sensitive mortgage servicing rights are about to experience a generous increase in their capital positions due to the recent rise in interest rates, Moody's Investors Service says in a new report. "The prolonged low interest rate environment has led to significant declines in MSRs, eroding the capital and profitability of US non-bank mortgage companies that hold MSRs, but relief is on the...
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