$LDI

loanDepot, Inc.

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FASB proposal targets inconsistent MSR recapture treatment

FASB proposed changes to MSR recapture accounting, aiming for consistency. BTIG notes lenders like loanDepot, Rithm, and Rocket already include recapture in valuations, while others like Onity, PennyMac, and UWM do not. KBW sees this as a transparency initiative but expects no financial statement impact. FASB seeks feedback on broadening the scope beyond residential MSRs by Nov. 9.

LDI sentiment & insider activity

Over the past 7 days, AlphAI's AI scored 1 news story mentioning LDI (loanDepot, Inc.). Coverage has been balanced: 0 bullish, 1 neutral, and 0 bearish.

Recent LDI coverage spans regulation, insider activity and financial news.

In the last 30 days, LDI insiders filed 1 SEC Form 4 transaction — 1 purchase ($55K) and no sales. The most active reporter was Hsieh Anthony Li, Executive Chair, CEO & Pres., with 1 filing.

What's driving LDI

  • Potential change in accounting could alter loanDepot's MSR valuation models.

    housingwire.com · Sep 25, 2026

  • Small insider purchase may signal confidence but limited price impact.

    SEC EDGAR · Sep 2, 2026

  • Insider purchase signals confidence and may support short-term price upside.

    SEC EDGAR · Aug 27, 2026

  • loanDepot (LDI) founder Anthony Hsieh bought $431k worth of stock at $0.91 per share, increasing his holding by 217%. Earlier this year, he sold shares at $3.25 each, totaling -$6.7m. Insiders own 4.8% of the company, valued at $15m. Recent purchases suggest confidence, but overall insider activity is mixed.

    simplywall.st · Aug 27, 2026

  • Small insider purchase; limited immediate price impact but may signal confidence from top management.

    SEC EDGAR · Aug 26, 2026

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News on $LDI

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FASB proposal targets inconsistent MSR recapture treatment

FASB proposed changes to MSR recapture accounting, aiming for consistency. BTIG notes lenders like loanDepot, Rithm, and Rocket already include recapture in valuations, while others like Onity, PennyMac, and UWM do not. KBW sees this as a transparency initiative but expects no financial statement impact. FASB seeks feedback on broadening the scope beyond residential MSRs by Nov. 9.

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loanDepot Founder Acquires 217% More Stock

loanDepot (LDI) founder Anthony Hsieh bought $431k worth of stock at $0.91 per share, increasing his holding by 217%. Earlier this year, he sold shares at $3.25 each, totaling -$6.7m. Insiders own 4.8% of the company, valued at $15m. Recent purchases suggest confidence, but overall insider activity is mixed.

loanDepot faces NYSE trading price non

loanDepot received a NYSE notice for its stock price falling below $1 for 30 days. The company plans to address the issue within six months, possibly through a reverse stock split. Q2 net loss was $6.6M, improved from Q1, with revenue up 18% to $337.3M and originations at $8B.

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NYSE Warns loanDepot Over Low Stock Price

loanDepot (LDI) received a deficiency notice from the NYSE after its shares averaged below $1 for 30 days. The company reported Q2 improvements, including a 25% rise in loan volume and 18% revenue increase. LDI has six months to regain compliance, with no immediate impact on its listing or operations.

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The Fed Held Rates Flat for 231 Days, Your Mortgage Rates Went Up Anyway

D.R. Horton (DHI) reported a 20% cancellation rate and lowered revenue guidance, while loanDepot (LDI) fell 59% YTD. Annaly Capital (NLY) rose 12% on wider net interest spreads. PNC gained 25% by repositioning its portfolio. Mortgage rates increased due to higher 10-year Treasury yields, not Fed policy, with CPI at 3.4%.

loanDepot faces suit over alleged steering into higher

A federal memorandum opinion by Judge Rubin found plaintiffs in a TILA suit against loanDepot adequately alleged injury, citing claims they paid higher interest rates and fees due to alleged steering tied to a rate-based loan-officer compensation system. The case, filed July 2025 and amended Oct 2025, involves loans from 2019-2021 in MD and VA, and challenges loanDepot’s timeliness defense.

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