Tagged: Bidding Wars

Proxy Advisory Firm Recommends Two Harbors Shareholders Reject CrossCountry Deal

Influential shareholder advisor raises valuation and process concerns ahead of May 19 vote as UWM battle intensifies

Operations
May 12, 2026
UWM Raises Two Harbors Bid To $12.50 Per Share In Latest Escalation Of Bidding War

Latest proposal increases cash consideration above CrossCountry’s pending $12 all-cash deal while preserving UWMC stock option ahead of May 19 shareholder vote

C-Suite Strategies
May 11, 2026
CrossCountry Raises Two Harbors Bid To $12 Per Share, Matching UWM Offer

Revised all-cash proposal intensifies battle between CrossCountry Mortgage and UWM as Two Harbors board again backs CCM’s deal certainty over stock upside

C-Suite Strategies
May 08, 2026
CrossCountry Responds To UWM, Reasserts Two Harbors Deal

Latest escalation in ongoing bid battle as lender touts $3.4B financing and “certain” all-cash path

C-Suite Strategies
May 05, 2026
UWM Pushes Back Again As Two Harbors Deal Fight Deepens

Ongoing dispute intensifies as company pushes back on board’s CrossCountry stance

C-Suite Strategies
May 05, 2026
Two Harbors Stands By CrossCountry Deal Amid Competing UWM $12 Bid

Board cites “certain value,” challenges stock structure, timeline, and execution risk in escalating MSR battle

C-Suite Strategies
May 04, 2026
UWM Takes Fight Directly To Shareholders With $12 Bid For Two Harbors

Open letter escalates weeks-long deal battle, challenges board actions, and raises stakes for MSR-driven M&A

C-Suite Strategies
May 01, 2026
CrossCountry Raises Two Harbors Bid To $11.30 Per Share In Amended Deal

Revised all-cash offer tops prior $10.80 agreement, reinforces servicing strategy as UWM competition lingers

C-Suite Strategies
Apr 29, 2026
Two Harbors Delays UWM Vote As Rival Bids Escalate

CrossCountry’s bid was deemed 'superior' before another bidder surfaced with a higher cash alternative

C-Suite Strategies
Mar 23, 2026
Hartford Emerges As The Most Competitive U.S. Housing Market

Fueled by extreme inventory shortages, intense buyer competition, and continued home price growth, Hartford, Connecticut has supplanted Buffalo, New York as the nation's most competitive real estate market

Analysis and Data
Jan 09, 2026