Fitch Ratings

Fitch Ratings is a credit rating agency, an industry leader alongside Moody’s and Standard & Poor’s. It is one of three nationally-recognized statistical rating organizations designated by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission in 1975, and offers tools for global investors to assess risk and make investment decisions.

Originally founded in 1914, Fitch Ratings is headquartered in New York City and London.

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Latest Fitch Ratings News

Mortgage lenders will be more profitable in 2025, but there are headwinds, Fitch says 

Nov 12, 2024By Flávia Furlan Nunes

Looking ahead to 2025, analysts from the credit rating agency expect declining rates to increase mortgage origination volumes, driving profitability for nonbank mortgage lenders.

• Mortgage market consolidates around largest nonbank firms: Fitch 

  Mar 12, 2024By Connie Kim

• Title waiver pilot program will have little impact on the industry: Fitch Ratings 

  Mar 08, 2024By Brooklee Han

• ‘It’s scary out there’: Mortgage industry reacts to cyberattacks 

  Feb 22, 2024By Flávia Furlan Nunes

• Fitch: Title revenue to rise 3% annually in 2024 

  Nov 16, 2023By Brooklee Han

• Nonbank mortgage companies will remain under pressure in 2024: Fitch 

  Oct 31, 2023By Flávia Furlan Nunes

• Fitch: Title industry heavyweights maintain outstanding rating despite headwinds 

  Sep 06, 2023By Brooklee Han

• Title insurers’ capital adequacy declined in 2022: Fitch Ratings 

  Jun 26, 2023By Brooklee Han

• Higher mortgage rates, wider spreads follow debt ceiling impasse 

  May 25, 2023By Flávia Furlan Nunes

• Incoming data will dictate future mortgage rate shifts, experts say 

  May 03, 2023By Connie Kim

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