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Elizabeth Warren Leads Protest of Agency NPL Practices

Capitol Hill

Warren and Capuano are trying to prevent the delinquent mortgage loans from being acquired by investors who are quick to foreclose on them. The lawmakers would rather see the loans acquired by non-profits who would be more likely to engage in the loss mitigation process with borrowers and prevent foreclosure.

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Did Dodd-Frank Achieve Its Stated Goal of Ending ‘Too Big to Fail’?

The Dodd-Frank Act still allows the Fed some of the same emergency lending programs used in the aftermath of the 2008 crisis despite the legislation's stated purpose of ending such bailouts, according to a study by Norbert J. Michel, Research Fellow in Financial Regulations, the Institute for Economic Freedom and Opportunity at the Heritage Foundation.

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CFPB Will Take a ‘Diagnostic’ Approach to Those Trying to Comply With TRID

Rep. Brad Sherman (D-California) questioned Cordray on the CFPB's much anticipated TILA-RESPA Integrated Disclosure (TRID) rule, which is scheduled to go into effect on Saturday, October 3, and has left those in the mortgage industry scrambling to be compliant in time with that date despite a two-month postponement from the rule's original effective date of August 1.

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Freddie Mac Obtains $132 Million Insurance Policy to Reduce Credit Risk

The latest ACIS transaction transfers much of the remaining credit risk associated with the first actual loss STACR offering from April 2015 (STACR Series 2015 DNA1), and it transfers combined maximum limit of up to about $132.5 million in losses on single-family mortgage loans acquired by Freddie Mac in Q4 2012.

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Policymakers Should Consider SFR as Part of an Affordable Housing Strategy

In a report titled "Single-Family Rentals: A New Approach to Affordable Housing" by Center Creek Capital Founder Dan Magder and Urban Institute Director of Housing Finance Policy Laurie Goodman released Monday, the authors say SFR should be considered by policymakers as an integral part an affordable housing strategy because of volume, location, neighborhood impact, and affordability.

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