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Read More »Ginnie Mae Adds New Reporting and Feedback System Data Elements
Implementation of rules changes will increase transparency for Ginnie Mae’s global investors by enhancing data flow with its issuers.
Read More »Freddie Mac Enhances Income Assessment Tool
New capabilities will assist lenders in calculating income more quickly and precisely, thus reducing risk and helping serve more qualified borrowers.
Read More »The Week Ahead: House Committee to Examine FHFA Actions
FHFA Director Sandra L. Thompson will testify before the House Financial Services Committee to discuss the latest measures taken by the Agency to execute its mission of maintaining the safety and soundness of the GSEs, and ensuring access to affordable and sustainable housing.
Read More »Ginnie Mae’s MBS Portfolio Hits $2.39T in April
According to Ginnie Mae, April’s mortgage-backed securities issuance supported the financing of more than 112,000 households, including assisting more than 50,700 first-time homebuyers.
Read More »Ginnie Mae MBS Q1 Portfolio Crosses the $2.3T Mark
First-quarter mortgage-backed securities issuance by Ginnie Mae supported the financing of more than 281,000 households, including more than 126,000 first-time homebuyers.
Read More »Ginnie Mae Announces Two New Key Appointments
As Ginnie Mae continues its search for a permanent COO, Laura M. Kenney has been named Senior Advisor for Strategic Operations, in addition to Britt Van being appointed as Special Advisor to the President.
Read More »The New Face of the Secondary Marketplace
Mark Tribuna of CRA Note Exchange discusses how the secondary market has transformed from trading exclusively second-mortgage down payment assistance loans to also handling first-lien notes for affiliates of Habitat for Humanity International.
Read More »GSEs Report Quarter-Over-Quarter Profit in Q1
Despite an up-and-down housing market in the first quarter of 2023, both Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac were profitable, proving to be a source of stability for the housing finance system.
Read More »Insurers Post 2022 Losses Due to Inflation and Natural Disasters
Fitch Ratings reports that U.S. homeowners’ insurance is poised to post a statutory underwriting loss for 2022 as insurers continue to deal with above-average catastrophe losses and uncertainty from persistently high inflation and macroeconomic volatility.
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