loanDepot, Inc.
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See all $LDI insider activity →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.
loanDepot (NYSE:LDI) reported Q2 2026 results on Aug. 4, with its adjusted net loss narrowing and margins improving after a shift toward home equity products. Funded volume rose to $8.0B, revenue increased 18% to $337.3M, and net loss fell to $6.6M from $54.9M. Shares traded around $1.04 on Aug. 5.
loanDepot (LDI) shares closed near $1, down 0.9% after Q2 results. According to the article, Q2 net loss narrowed to $4.5m on about $295m revenue, with gain on sale margin rising to 3.45% from 2.71%. Cash fell to $229m and management discussed monetizing $10b of MSRs and debt repurchases amid liquidity concerns.
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The ruling keeps the TILA claim alive, increasing litigation and potential settlement risk for loanDepot.
Improving profitability and higher gain-on-sale margins support a near-term sentiment bid, but liquidity and recapture-rate softness keep downside risk.
Near-$1 pricing reflects improving losses but unresolved liquidity and mortgage-cycle risk.
The piece reinforces loanDepot’s stressed market position and highlights ongoing trade-secrets litigation that could affect operations and investor sentiment.
Q2 improvement plus a specific Q3 volume and margin range suggests improving profitability trajectory, with home equity mix as the key driver.
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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.
4 min readloanDepot (NYSE:LDI) reported Q2 2026 results on Aug. 4, with its adjusted net loss narrowing and margins improving after a shift toward home equity products. Funded volume rose to $8.0B, revenue increased 18% to $337.3M, and net loss fell to $6.6M from $54.9M. Shares traded around $1.04 on Aug. 5.
7 min readloanDepot (LDI) shares closed near $1, down 0.9% after Q2 results. According to the article, Q2 net loss narrowed to $4.5m on about $295m revenue, with gain on sale margin rising to 3.45% from 2.71%. Cash fell to $229m and management discussed monetizing $10b of MSRs and debt repurchases amid liquidity concerns.
4 min readNEXA Lending CEO Mike Kortas publicly recruited loanDepot loan officers via a Facebook offer of a one-year NEXA100 membership and signing bonus, while criticizing loanDepot’s leadership. The post cited loanDepot’s stock down 96.9% since its 2021 IPO to $0.97, and referenced a trade secrets lawsuit filed by loanDepot in April. LoanDepot declined comment.
6 min readloanDepot reported Q2 2026 results showing a narrower adjusted net loss of $29.2 million versus $33.6 million in Q1, with adjusted EBITDA rising to $20.5 million from $14.3 million. The company attributed margin improvement to higher home equity lending, with loan units up 25% and pull-through gain-on-sale margin up 74 bps to 3.45%. Expenses were $343.9 million. Randian Capital urged a strategic alternatives review.
4 min readloanDepot, Inc. (LDI) filed an SEC Form 8-K — Results of Operations and Financial Condition. EX-99.1 2 a2026q2earningsreleaseex991.htm EX-99.1 Document loanDepot announces second quarter 2026 financial results Strategic expansion into home equity drove unit volume growth of 25%, and revenue growth of 18%, improved operating leverage and substantially narrowed the quarter
6 min readloanDepot CEO Anthony Hsieh and CFO David Hayes are mentioned in connection with a Facebook post by NEXA CEO Kortas pitching loanDepot loan officers amid an ongoing lawsuit. The post cites loanDepot’s stock at $0.97 on July 30 and highlights Q1 results: $54.9M net loss, $286.4M revenue. loanDepot sued NEXA earlier this year; Kortas denies claims.
7 min readLoanDepot Inc. (LDI) said it will open a new corporate center in Miami in September. The site will start with about 120 employees and support corporate functions and mortgage fulfillment roles. Company founder and CEO Anthony Hsieh cited access to talent and scaling. Shares rose about 3% to $1.03 midday, valuing the firm at about $668 million.
2 min readloanDepot Inc. (LDI) said it will open a new corporate center in Miami in September. The site will start with about 120 employees and support corporate functions plus mortgage fulfillment roles. The company cited access to talent and plans to scale. Shares rose about 3% to $1.03 midday, valuing it at about $668 million.
2 min readloanDepot said it will open a Miami corporate center in September as an East Coast hub, centralizing technology, marketing, recruiting and mortgage fulfillment roles. The site starts with capacity for 120 employees and can expand. The company cited its Miami retail presence and loanDepot Park partnership. loanDepot reported a Q1 net loss of $54.9M on $286.4M revenue.
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