An analysis of the vintage loans serviced by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac found loans made out in 2007 were worst off than those in 2009. Here’s why.
Read More »The Week Ahead: Spotlight on the GSEs
Tune in on Wednesday, to know more about the discussion over the pilot programs of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac in the Senate Banking Committee. Here’s what else is happening in the Week Ahead.
Read More »Uniting Over Housing
Here is how a divided Congress can come together and solve the current housing market challenges through bipartisan legislation.
Read More »Examining FHFA’s Capital Standards Proposal
A brief analyzing FHFA's recent proposal on enterprise capital looked to answer two key questions on risk and capital requirement across the business cycle.
Read More »Dualities of the Housing Market
A new analysis by the American Enterprise Institute gave insights into the factors that seemingly point towards a slump in housing. Here’s what it found.
Read More »Wildfires Leave Behind Billion-Dollar Losses
The devastation caused by the deadly wildfires in California has led to massive infrastructure damage. A report estimates the residential and commercial loss incurred.
Read More »Positioning for Profitability
Ocwen marks the beginning of another chapter after its acquisition of PHH with the appointment of two senior leaders to drive its ongoing transformation to deliver significant benefits to consumers, employees, clients, and investors.
Read More »Fannie Weighs in on Housing
Here's what a Fannie Mae report revealed about the housing sector amidst an economy that is set to grow.
Read More »Rebuilding Puerto Rico
As the island of Puerto Rico looks at a long road to recovery more than a year after being hit by Hurricane Maria, leaders from the mortgage and servicing industry have come together to help in rebuilding this paradise.
Read More »Fannie Mae’s “Action Plan” to Help Homeowners
With the launch of a new initiative, the GSE will expand its help to homeowners who are impacted by natural disasters. Here are the details.
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