In The Week Ahead, get insights on how business is being done in the age of COVID-19, and what regulators are doing to assist homeowners, lenders, and servicers in the latest episode of DS5: Inside the Industry.
Read More »Mark Calabria Urges Borrowers to ‘Be Honest’
Under the recently signed CARES Act, the FHFA Director notes that borrowers are "on the honor system" when it comes to taking advantage of loan forbearance programs.
Read More »FHFA Director Discusses Housing Recovery
According to Director Mark Calabriathe despite the slowdown in economic activity, there have been low rates of serious delinquency.
Read More »HUD, FHFA Clarify Timeline for Foreclosure and Eviction Suspensions
Hours after President Trump announced a suspension of foreclosures and evictions for mortgages backed by HUD and FHFA, official statements clarified that the policy will extend at least 60 days, contrary to earlier reporting.
Read More »Regulators Responding to Coronavirus Spread
Here's how the FHFA, the Financial Services Committee, and other institutions are preparing themselves, customers, and borrowers for financial hardship.
Read More »The Single-Security’s G-Fee Impact
According to former CEO of Freddie Mac Don Layton, after the single-security’s implementation, the discount almost entirely disappeared. CLick through to learn more.
Read More »Fannie and Freddie to Retain “Limited Support”
According to Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, the GSEs will still receive a small amount of government support following the end of conservatorship.
Read More »How Fannie and Freddie Work to Prevent Foreclosures
Most of the foreclosure prevention actions taken by the GSEs have been permanent loan modifications as total refinance volume have increased.
Read More »FHFA Making Structural Changes
In anticipation of ending Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac conservatorship, the Federal Housing Finance Administration is making these realignments.
Read More »‘Burdensome’ Laws, Regulations Impacting Housing Growth
FHFA Director Mark Calabria said reform of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are key to fixing the nation’s affordability issues.
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