PennyMac expands TPO offerings with non-delegated origination option

New platform offers advanced loan processing, compliance tools, and pricing capabilities

PennyMac expands TPO offerings with non-delegated origination option

PennyMac Financial Services has rolled out NonDel+, a new non-delegated origination option within its third-party lending (TPO) division.

NonDel+ is integrated into the lender’s POWER+ portal, allowing mortgage bankers to retain control over loans while receiving underwriting, disclosure, and compliance support.

The NonDel+ platform is designed to streamline the loan process, covering loan setup, pricing, closing, and delivery. Other features include real-time compliance checks, dual Automated Underwriting System (AUS) integration, and a settlement agent collaboration portal to finalize fees and generate closing documents.

According to the company, this new offering enhances efficiency in the non-delegated lending space, allowing bankers to manage loans with additional operational support.

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"We are proud to expand our TPO offering with NonDel+, which was created to empower our TPO partners to thrive in the non-delegated lending space," Kim Nichols, chief TPO production officer of PennyMac, said in a Press release. "This cutting-edge platform enabled by our proprietary POWER+ technology, reflects our commitment and investment in TPO and further establishes Pennymac as a preeminent player in the wholesale channel.”

PennyMac ranks as the third-largest wholesale lender and top loan acquirer in the correspondent channel.

The launch of NonDel+ comes as PennyMac reported a decline in net income for 2024, with earnings falling to $161 million, down from $199.7 million in 2023.

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Net investment income also dropped to $334.2 million, compared to $429 million the previous year. The company’s book value per share dipped slightly, from $16.13 to $15.87, while return on average common equity stood at 8%.

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