UWM Holdings (NYSE: UWMC)
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UWM Holdings Company Info
UWM Holdings Corp. operates as a wholesale mortgage lender. It underwrites and provides closing documentation for residential mortgage loans originated by independent mortgage brokers, correspondents, small banks and local credit unions. The firm provides independent mortgage advisors with a set of technologically driven tools and a value proposition that enables them to offer borrowers that meet the credit rating standards compelling financing alternatives. The company was founded in 1986 and is headquartered in Pontiac, MI.
News & Analysis
UWM Shows Why Its Business Model Works in the Current Environment
UWM is growing while its competitors are shrinking.
United Wholesale's Results Confirm the Benefit of Its Business Model
Times are tough in the mortgage business. One company stands out for bucking the trend.
Why Is UWM Holdings' Dividend So High?
This mortgage company has a big dividend yield. Is it safe?
Here's Why UWM Believes Brokers Are Better
The mortgage company's model dominates the home-purchase market.
Why UWM Holdings Stock Was Up 16.2% This Week
The wholesale mortgage lender beat revenue estimates in the fourth quarter.
Don't Fall for These 2 Dividend Stocks: Cuts Are Coming
The mortgage business is in a bad spot right now and these REITs are likely to take a hit.
Mortgage Rates Are Falling, Which Is Good News for UWM Holdings
Mortgage companies are highly unpopular, but is sentiment too negative in the case of this stock?
Here's Why United Wholesale Is Growing Faster Than the Competition
This mortgage company dominates its niche and is growing when everyone else is shrinking.
Valuation
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