Definition
An aggregator is an entity that purchases mortgages from financial institutions and then securitizes them into mortgage-backed securities (MBSs). Aggregators can be the issuing banks of the mortgages or subsidiaries within the financial institutions themselves. They can also be brokers, dealers, correspondents, or another type of financial corporation. Aggregators earn a profit by purchasing indiv
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