Rocket Determined To Grow Market Share As Profits Shrink
The nation's largest real estate mortgage lender sees itself as a fintech platform that's out to unlock the lifetime value of its clients.
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The nation's largest real estate mortgage lender sees itself as a fintech platform that's out to unlock the lifetime value of its clients.
Detroit-based Rocket Companies (RKT – NYSE) today reported $12.9 billion in revenue in 2021, down from $15.65 billion from the previous year, while net income was just over $6 billion in 2021, down from $9.4 billion in 2020. The same was true for fourth-quarter results, with Rocket reporting $2.6 billion in quarterly revenue in 2021, down from $4.7 billion in revenue in 2020’s fourth quarter. 2021’s quarterly net income was $865 million, down from $2.8 billion in net income in the previous year’s fourth quarter.
Although Rocket's executives sound upbeat about the future, the U.S. mortgage industry is currently in a down cycle.
Rocket Companies (NYSE:RKT) reported fourth-quarter and full-year financial results after Thursday's market close. Here are the key highlights...
With an Q4 earnings report that showed declining revenues, Jay Farner called out lenders who reduce pricing and threw shade at certain unnamed lenders who fire employees via video call.