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CEO Jay Farner says purchase pipeline has been growing, but constrained housing inventory and affordability present ongoing challenges.

Rocket has been cutting expenses and targeting purchase business, but the firm was unable to achieve profitability in Q1 in a shrinking mortgage market. Rocket has been cutting expenses and targeting purchase business, but the firm was unable to achieve profitability in Q1 in a shrinking mortgage market.

Mortgage lenders nationwide have seen declining revenues since early last year when mortgage rates started climbing.

Jay Farner's compensation package was $9.46 million last year, almost five times larger than his yearly income in 2021.

The Pontiac-based lenders net income took a hit, even as it beat Rocket Mortgages origination volume in the latter half of the year.

Rocket Mortgage boss Jay Farner received a big compensation boost in his last full year as CEO of the lender's publicly-traded parent company. The annual report for Detroit-based Rocket Companies Inc. (NYSE: RKT), filed Wednesday evening with the U.S Securities and Exchange Commission, shows…

Total compensation for Jay Farner, who will retire from the company effective June 1, was $9.469 million in 2022, up from $1.603 million in 2021.

A federal judge has allowed a shareholder lawsuit alleging insider trading by Detroit businessman Dan Gilbert and executives of his Rocket Companies Inc. to move forward. U.S. District Judge Thomas Ludington in March ordered that the lawsuit brought in 2021 could move toward a discovery phase,…

The suit alleges the defendants violated the Securities Exchange Act by making “false and misleading statements" about Rocket’s” performance metrics.

Rocket Companies rolled out the Rocket Visa Signature Card to attract buyers and homeowners to its ecosystem in a tough mortgage market.