Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are preparing to exit conservatorship. However, a new paper from the Urban Institute states that the Treasury’s plan is “based on a misconception.”
Read More »GSE Quarterly Results: An Important Step Toward Privatization
According to Freddie Mac 's and Fannie Mae's CEOs, Q3 2019's comprehensive and net income growth represents an important step toward ending conservatorship. Here's how much the GSE's reported.
Read More »Are Loans Originated by GSEs Less Likely to Default?
A new report looks at mortgages originated by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac and what factors could lead to an increase in default risk.
Read More »FHFA Gives Update on Conservatorship and GSE Reform
As Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac prepare to exit conservatorship, the Federal Housing Finance Agency gives updates on their reform progress in the Agency's 2020 Scorecard and new Strategic Plan.
Read More »Why Wall Street Is Critical to GSE Reform
Fannie and Freddie still have a long road ahead before potentially being privatized—and first, they need funding.
Read More »Mark Calabria on Affordability: ‘A National Problem’
The heads of both the FHFA and the U.S. Department of the Treasury spoke on how GSE reform could impact the quest for homeownership.
Read More »New Chief Information Officer Announced at Freddie Mac
Frank Nazzaro joined the GSE in 2018 and has been acting CIO since May 2019.
Read More »FHFA Director Mark Calabria Provides Update on Conservatorship
Hear from industry experts including FHFA Director Mark Calabria on current trends in the housing market at the AEI-CRN housing conference.
Read More »Freddie Mac Announces $400M NPL Sale
The non-performing loans are being marketed via five pools: four Standard Pool Offerings and one Extended Timeline Pool Offering, which targets participation by smaller investors.
Read More »David Lowman Stepping Down From Freddie Mac
Donna Corley, SVP and Single-Family chief risk officer, will be named interim head of Single-Family after David Lowman leaves on November 1.
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