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02 January 2026 - by Andrew Netter, Jonathan Glowacki, Joseph R. Michels
Third-quarter trends continued to see muted top-line growth and strong credit performance despite economic uncertainty.
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16 September 2025 - by Andrew Netter, Jonathan Glowacki, Joseph R. Michels
During 2Q 2025, insurers continued to navigate a market lull—with continued strong credit performance but limited IIF growth.
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23 July 2025 - by Jonathan Glowacki, Andrew Netter
GSE CRT is an innovation that, when used strategically, strengthens the U.S. housing market finance system and can improve the equity return for potential private investors.
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15 July 2025 - by Andrew Netter, Jonathan Glowacki, Joseph R. Michels
New insurance written hit a low not seen since 4Q 2017, with market share shifting to FHA and VA loans amid affordability pressures.
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22 April 2025 - by Andrew Netter, Jonathan Glowacki
Full-year 2024 NIW market was $299 billion, insurers’ IIF composition changes analyzed, credit performance remains strong, continued discussion on reserving.
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27 January 2025 - by Andrew Netter, Jonathan Glowacki
New notices tick-up, discussion on credit and reserving, low originations and high house prices drive fewer—larger—new PMI policies, first ILN issuances of 2024.
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27 January 2025 - by Andrew Netter, Jonathan Glowacki
NIW tracking similar to 2023, market share range among the six insurers compresses, renewed discussions in new notices and credit trends.
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27 January 2025 - by Andrew Netter, Jonathan Glowacki
Interest rates remaining above 6.50% continues to drive low NIW, market share among the six insurers remains volatile, embedded equity in IIF discussed.
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01 May 2024 - by Andrew Netter, Jonathan Glowacki, Michael C. Schmitz
Dynamic and hybrid loss ratio methods can provide reinsurers a tailored assessment of the risks they are taking with mortgage exposures.
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16 April 2024 - by Andrew Netter, Jonathan Glowacki
Among private mortgage insurers, new insurance written in 2023 hit its lowest level in more than five years, according to our update for the fourth quarter.