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While the survey found that most respondents agreed that enthusiasm is high for the CFPB’s mission and that their supervisors respect and value individuals’ differences, more than a quarter of survey respondents had unfavorable views.

The counseling that the money provides will help homeowners find housing, make more informed housing choices, or remain in their current homes if they are facing foreclosure.

The national credit picture took an upturn in May, as mortgage and consumer credit default rates ebbed from April numbers.

The Fed, OCC, and FDIC have released their 2016 list of nonmetropolitan middle-income areas deemed distressed or underserved and where revitalization or stabilization activities are eligible to receive Community Reinvestment Act consideration.

Fannie Mae has put its fourth Community Impact Pool for sale via auction—a smaller pool of geographically-focused, high occupancy loans marketed specifically for participation from non-profits and MWOBs.

With Hillary Clinton having nailed down the Democratic nomination for November’s election, speculation is running rampant about who she will pick to be her running mate.

It appears GSE reform may actually be on the horizon—or at least discussed regularly in Washington—thanks to a new bill proposed by Congressman French Hill (R-Arkansas).

Freddie Mac has been evolving its risk management framework and practices since it debuted its first official credit risk transfer program in 2009, and they just recently reached a milestone.

The industry will find out on Thursday how the largest banks would perform under severely adverse economic conditions similar to those the country experienced in 2008.

Nearly a decade of scrutiny from the U.S. government ended on Friday when federal prosecutors decided not to pursue their case against ex-Countrywide Financial CEO Angelo Mozilo.