Commenting on the confirmed Mr. Cooper’s customer data breach during a cyberattack, BTIG notes that the incident is believed to be relatively contained now. Nonetheless, the company expects to incur related costs of $5M-$10M this quarter. Right now, the firm doesn’t expect it will lead to a material outflow of subservicing clientele, assuming the issue stays contained, but it could slightly weaken the growth prospects BTIG envisioned for next year. The firm has a Neutral rating on the shares.
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