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AI is coming for mortgage underwriting — but underwriters aren’t going anywhere, lenders say
As AI makes inroads into underwriting, lenders say it’s a tool for efficiency — not a substitute for human expertise.

Exclusive: TD levels the playing field with real-time pricing for brokers
TD is making a long-awaited shift in how it serves mortgage brokers, addressing one of the channel’s biggest frustrations: inconsistent pricing across its sales divisions.

Mortgage rate war heats up as big banks slash rates — “The spring market starts now”: Butler
Big banks are slashing mortgage rates in a heated battle for market share as the spring homebuying season kicks off.

TD sees flat mortgage growth in Q1, but says proprietary channels driving future potential
TD Bank reported flat growth in its residential mortgage portfolio for Q1 2025, attributing part of the weakness to seasonality.

TD Bank plans to sell $9 billion in mortgages to comply with asset cap
TD Bank is planning to sell around $9 billion in residential mortgages as it works to adjust its balance sheet and meet an asset cap imposed by U.S. regulators.

EXCLUSIVE: BMO brings back OSFI’s stress test for uninsured mortgage switches
The excitement over last month’s removal of the stress test for uninsured mortgage switches may have been short-lived—at least for some bank customers.

Scotiabank: The Bank of Canada will likely deliver a 50-bps rate cut this week—here’s why it shouldn’t
In a recent analysis, Scotiabank’s Derek Holt suggests that the Bank of Canada is likely to implement a 50-basis point rate cut this week, despite concerns over the broader economic implications.

Despite tough quarter, TD sees year-over-year market share gains in mortgage lending
Despite ongoing anti-money laundering (AML) remediation efforts, TD Bank saw growth in its mortgage lending business in Q4, with year-over-year market share gains.

Why three big banks raised fixed mortgage rates despite falling bond yields
Despite low bond yields, banks and other lenders are continuing to raise rates. We talked to several rate experts to understand why.