PennyMac shares soar after earnings beat estimates
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Read More →PennyMac to buy back $50 million of Class A common stock
PennyMac Financial Services announced on June 21 that it will repurchase up to $50 million of its Class A common stock. The number and timing of the purchases will depend on price, trading volume and market conditions, among other factors, the Moorpark-based company said in a statement. “We believe that the repurchase of common stock Read More →
Read More →PennyMac Financial beats Wall Street’s earnings estimates
Updated at 1 p.m. on Feb. 3: Moorpark-based PennyMac Financial Services reported net income of $113.8 million on revenue of $289.3 million for the fourth quarter of 2016, exceeding Wall Street’s expectations on earnings per share. PennyMac Financial, which was founded by former Countrywide Financial Services executives after that company was acquired by Bank of Read More →
Read More →Kurland stepping down but influence continues
PennyMac Financial’s Stanford Kurland has a habit of working in mysterious ways. A veteran of Countrywide Financial, he joined that company in the late 1970s and rose through the ranks to become its president, leaving without fanfare in 2006 — just as the excesses in the mortgage market were beginning to become apparent. In 2009, Read More →
Read More →PennyMac changes roles of several executives
PennyMac Mortgage Investment Trust in Westlake Village on Dec. 13 announced changes in the roles of several executive officers in conjunction with organizational changes announced by PennyMac Financial Services. Stanford L. Kurland, currently chairman and CEO, will assume the role of executive chairman. David A. Spector, currently executive managing director, president and chief operating officer, Read More →
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