April issuance adds more than $19 billion to Ginnie Mae’s overall portfolio, on pace to cross the $2.2 trillion mark in May.
Read More »Freddie Mac Recognizes 2021’s Home Possible RISE Award Winners
GSE honors national and local lenders committed to the Home Possible affordable lending solution for very low- to low-income homebuyers, making homeownership a reality.
Read More »Ginnie Mae MBS Issuance Drops to $51.18B in March
More than 189,000 homes and apartment units nationwide were financed by Ginnie Mae to close out Q1 of 2022.
Read More »Working Toward Equity and Sustainability
Sandra L. Thompson, Acting Director of the FHFA, speaks with DS News about her goals and priorities for the Agency and her vision for the future of the GSEs.
Read More »Christina O’Hearn Joins Pretium as Managing Director
Tapped to head up Pretium's Leveraged Loan and Collateralized Loan Obligation business, Christina O'Hearn will work to broaden and strengthen the company’s relationships industrywide.
Read More »Mr. Cooper Acquires Residential Portfolio of Community Loan Servicing
In addition to the servicing of approximately 140,000 residential mortgage loans, Mr. Cooper Group will add more than 500 CLS employees to its team under new deal.
Read More »Ginnie Mae MBS Issuance Volume Exceeds $53B in February
More than 190,000 U.S. homes were financed in February through Ginnie Mae MBS financing.
Read More »Altisource Announces Changes to Its Board
Scott Burg has resigned from the Altisource Board and will be replaced by Mary Hickok, current Managing Director at Deer Park Road Management Company.
Read More »Fannie Mae Executes First Credit Insurance Risk Transfer of 2022
Completion of CIRT 2022-1 by the GSE covers $26.1 billion in unpaid principal balance of fixed-rate loans, acquired between January 2021 and March 2021.
Read More »FHFA Finalizes Changes to the GSEs’ Capital Framework
Amendments to the capital framework for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac will refine the risk-based capital treatment of the GSE’s credit risk transfer.
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