Tag Archives: FHFA

Freddie Mac recently announced that its Investor Reporting Change Initiative will revise Single-Family investor reporting requirements. How will this impact the GSE's Uniform Mortgage-Backed Securities?

FHFA Director Mark Calabria is looking to take the GSEs out of conservetorship. Here's how he plans to start.

DS News takes a look at GSE Reform—what works, what doesn’t, and what changes industry experts would make to ensure sustainability and protect the American taxpayer in the decades to come. Editor's note: this piece originally appeared in the April edition of DS News

Following Mark Calabria's swearing in ceremony, Adolfo Marzol has been appointed Principal Deputy Director of FHFA. What does this mean for the Agency and the servicing industry as a whole?

As the new Director of the FHFA, find out how Mark Calabria plans to approach his position.

With President Donald Trump recently calling on federal agencies to create a detailed plan for GSE and housing finance reform, a pair of industry experts outline a plan for what meaningful reform could look like.

Calabria steps into the role as head of FHFA at a time when housing finance reform has been a hot topic in both Washington, D.C., and beyond, including discussions about whether the conservatorship of the GSEs, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, should be ended.

Recent announcements by the GSEs and the FHA are likely to shape the housing market in 2019. But which indicator will have a more immediate effect on homebuyers and sellers?

Eleven years after conservatorship began, an FHFA report looks back on how the GSEs have worked to assist homeowners facing foreclosure through options such as short sales and deeds-in-lieu.

As part of its goal to improve the predictability of cash flows to MBS investors, FHFA has announced its final rule for the single mortgage-backed security issued by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. Click through to learn more.