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UWM Suspended Its Dividend and Raised $2.05 Billion From Oaktree After a $451.9 Million Quarterly Loss

Key PointsUnited Wholesale Mortgage works exclusively with mortgage brokers to generate new loans.

In the second quarter of 2026, United Wholesale Mortgage (UWM) suffered a significant setback, reporting a staggering $451.9 million loss, a stark contrast to the previous quarters. The company eliminated its dividend in light of the poor financial performance, signaling a challenging period ahead. Despite the losses, UWM remains a prominent player in the mortgage industry.

The quarter saw a decline in loan originations, which was down from the first quarter and remained flat year-over-year. The main factors contributing to the woes were a weak housing market and rising interest rates, both adverse to the mortgage sector.

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