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Mortgages expected to become delinquent in the future rose to 3.10% in Q3, up from 3.03% in Q2, according to the latest Milliman Mortgage Default Index (MMDI).

Milliman Mortgage Default Index, Q1 2020
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COVID-19's impact on the CRT markets

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M-PIRe housing market insights: A tale of two metros
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Understanding mortgage reinsurance loss reserves
We consider the dynamic and hybrid loss-ratio methods to be the most robust when reserving for reinsurers' mortgage exposures.
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The housing market is slowing down...what does that mean?
Using updated industry data, we shed light on questions about housing demand and supply, higher interest rates and affordability, and how prices may trend.
Housing market madness: An in-depth comparison of the housing markets during the global financial crisis and the COVID-19 pandemic
Unlike 2007, a low inventory, higher costs for materials, and labor shortages now drive price appreciation, rather than loose underwriting and speculation.