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Some insured mortgages might end up in default after the payment deferral period ends
Siddall's warning to lenders that chasing short-term profits threatens Canada's economic health is, like so many CMHC pronouncements, problematic on a number of levels
The leading insurer says that its fundamentals have remained robust for much of this troubled year
CMHC's choice to follow a different path than Canada Guaranty and Genworth hasn't had too big an impact on business, but it has created a unique opportunity for lenders to take the market's temperature
FirstOntario Credit Union is hoping to give brokers an upper hand by providing market-leading mortgage rates to their clients
Needing a 680 could drive “five to ten percent” of Canadian borrowers from the market, says a TransUnion rep
CMHC's one-size-fits-all solutions have opened the door for their competitors
Insurer says its current policies are sufficiently robust
The insurer says that it is well-equipped to remain operational despite mobility restrictions
The implications of the long-awaited change are somewhat unclear, and some industry insiders say it doesn’t go far enough to fix the problem
