The report makes recommendations to Congress about potential legislation to enhance the safety and soundness of the regulated entities and move our nation toward a stronger, more resilient housing finance system.
Read More »Fannie Mae Hires Financial Advisor
Morgan Stanley will work with the FHFA, and the Department of the Treasury as the GSE looks to “responsibly” ending conservatorship.
Read More »FHFA to Re-Propose Financial Requirements for GSEs
The Agency said the prior recommendations “will not be finalized and implemented” as planned. Click through to read more.
Read More »FHFA Extends Forbearance Flexibilities
The Agency pushed the deadline for several flexibilities, including the authority to purchase mortgages in forbearance, until at least July 31.
Read More »FHFA Updates GSE Non-Performing Loan Sales
Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac sold 126,757 NPLs with a total unpaid principal balance of $23.8 billion, according to the new report.
Read More »‘Far Too Early’ to Know Impact of GSE Framework
However, several economists say mortgage rates could rise on low-income borrowers to meet requirements set forth by FHFA Director Dr. Mark A. Calabria.
Read More »GSEs Release LIBOR Transition Resources
Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac's websites contain information about resources and products, including the Enterprises’ jointly published London Interbank Offered Rate Transition Playbook.
Read More »‘Tides Have Changed’ For Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac
Commentary on the GSE’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic says it gave Congress options to assist homeowners, with one insider saying, “the private market can’t save us.”
Read More »FHFA Proposes New Capital Framework For GSEs
Fannie Mae CEO Hugh R. Frater said this is “the start of an important new chapter” for the enterprise.
Read More »FHFA Issues Guidance on Refinances, Purchases While in Forbearance
The agency announced several provisions for homeowners—one of which is being current on the mortgage—if they want to re-enter the market. Click through for more details.
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