Government

The Federal Housing Finance Agency’s Final Rule is designed to provide more flexibility when it comes to allocating Affordable Housing Program Funds. Click through to learn the details.

Here's why researchers at the American Enterprise Institute say proposed rules from the FHFA would be insufficient in a financial crisis.

A recent report analyzed household debt across the nation in the third quarter. See how data related to mortgage delinquencies changed during this period.

Here’s a look at the steps undertaken by Michael Bright, EVP and COO of the company to safeguard the stability and integrity of the mortgage-backed securities market.

The capital reserves in FHA’s Mutual Mortgage Insurance Fund have remained above the statutory minimum for the fourth consecutive year. Here are the opportunities and headwinds the FHA foresees for this portfolio.

What update did the Vice-Chairman of Supervision at the Fed give about the Board’s progress on the Dodd-Frank Reforms Act implementation in his semiannual testimony to the House Financial Services Committee?

A report gives insights into what has changed in the year since the first blueprint for restoring the safety and soundness of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac made the rounds.

How will the policies and regulations around housing and financial services change under the scrutiny of the California Representative if she chairs the House Financial Services Committee?

During a keynote presentation, Randal Quarles, Vice Chairman for Supervision at the Federal Reserve Board, explained the proposed changes to the Fed’s stress test.

FHA Commissioner Brian Montgomery is back for round two, but he didn’t have an easy road getting there. Montgomery sits down with DS News to talk tech, strategy, and serving the American people. Editor's Note: This feature originally appeared in the November issue of DS News, out now.