Tag Archives: Freddie Mac

The GSEs have endured some criticism for selling non-performing loans to private investors. But they are working to involve non-profits more in the loan sales.

The goal of the FHFA's non-performing loan sales is to help borrowers avoid foreclosure. But the Agency's report indicated that the majority of NPLs sold by the GSEs have not achieved any outcome at all.

Freddie Mac has obtained three new insurance policies under its Agency Credit Insurance Structure (ACIS) program, representing the largest aggregate transaction to date, and a new milestone reached.

The collateral is comprised of Option Adjustable-Rate Mortgages (ARMs) and loans that were originated as Option ARMs but were later modified, according to Freddie Mac.

Ginnie Mae's public-private partnership has enabled more than 10 million families achieve the American dream, according to Ginnie Mae president Ted Tozer.

The transaction included five pools of non-performing loans serviced by Bayview Loan Servicing and were an average of five years delinquent.

It appears GSE reform may actually be on the horizon—or at least discussed regularly in Washington—thanks to a new bill proposed by Congressman French Hill (R-Arkansas).

Freddie Mac has been evolving its risk management framework and practices since it debuted its first official credit risk transfer program in 2009, and they just recently reached a milestone.

What solutions have Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac offered to HAMP borrowers facing higher monthly payments due to resets?

Would a proposal to replace Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac with a corporation gain the support it needs from private investors?