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HousingWire Magazine’s October/November 2017 cover story, A Conversation with HUD Secretary Ben Carson, Carson recently sat down with HousingWire Editor-in-Chief Jacob Gaffney for a conversation. Carson discussed housing, his plans for HUD and why he accepted a cabinet position from the guy he lost the GOP nomination to, Donald J. Trump..

Also in the issue:

  • Foreign Relations: In a housing market restrained by tight inventory, what impact are foreign buyers having on U.S Real Estate?
  • Market Makers: What characterizes companies that are leading out in our space? We profile six remarkable companies to find out.

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HousingWire magazine

Cover Story
August 2018

Women of Influence 2018

Eight years after we began recognizing women for their influential work in the expanding housing and mortgage finance ecosystem, a traditionally male-dominated field, our Women of Influence list is bigger and better than ever! This year, we honor 85 women who are making lasting achievements in each sector of the housing economy. Read on to learn more about these accomplished women and the strides they are making in their industry segments.

Feature

The Path to Equality

Jacob Gaffney
Jacob Gaffney
The financial world at large is experimenting with changing its workforce culture in ways not fathomable 10 years ago. For example, in 2011, the dress code for female workers at UBS came to light with unflattering results. In it, the Swiss bank instructed female employees on not just how to dress and how to smell, but also preached the importance for ladies to apply lotion after taking showers. Fast forward to today and fellow Swiss bank, Credit Suisse has now created an official role to boost equal opportunities and create a fair treatment environment. Has the American mortgage industry made similar progress?

Commentary

Outside the classroom

Marshall Gayden
Marshall Gayden
 Lending
The conversation around student loan debt and its economic impact on Millennials, those born from 1980 to 1998, has some questioning whether the future of the American Dream is in jeopardy. The nation’s student loan debt has soared to $1.4 trillion, surpassing credit cards in becoming the largest source of personal debt outside a mortgage.