According to Ginnie Mae, April’s mortgage-backed securities issuance supported the financing of more than 112,000 households, including assisting more than 50,700 first-time homebuyers.
Read More »Ginnie Mae MBS Q1 Portfolio Crosses the $2.3T Mark
First-quarter mortgage-backed securities issuance by Ginnie Mae supported the financing of more than 281,000 households, including more than 126,000 first-time homebuyers.
Read More »Ginnie Mae Announces Two New Key Appointments
As Ginnie Mae continues its search for a permanent COO, Laura M. Kenney has been named Senior Advisor for Strategic Operations, in addition to Britt Van being appointed as Special Advisor to the President.
Read More »Ginnie Mae’s MBS Portfolio Grows by $23B in October
“The steepest increase in mortgage rates in decades is a headwind for homebuyers, but Ginnie Mae’s guaranty and insuring agency partners are here with products and programs to help consumers achieve their dream of homeownership,” said Ginnie Mae President Alanna McCargo.
Read More »Ginnie Mae MBS Portfolio Growth Exceeds $2.2T, Extends Covid Relief
May’s MBS issuance total brings Ginnie Mae’s MBS program balance to $2.216 trillion, the highest in the agency’s history.
Read More »Ginnie Mae MBS Issuance Drops to $51.18B in March
More than 189,000 homes and apartment units nationwide were financed by Ginnie Mae to close out Q1 of 2022.
Read More »Ginnie Mae MBS Issuance Volume Exceeds $53B in February
More than 190,000 U.S. homes were financed in February through Ginnie Mae MBS financing.
Read More »Ginnie Mae Provides MBS Issuance Update
Ginnie’s mortgage-backed securities issuance fell month-over-month in October, despite reporting it had passed $1 trillion in principal and interest payments through to investors in FY2021.
Read More »Ginnie Mae Outstanding MBS Steady at $2T Threshold
Issuance of Ginnie Mae’s mortgage-backed securities continues its upward slope. Click through to learn more.
Read More »Ginnie Mae Outstanding MBS Crosses $2T Threshold
Outstanding mortgage-backed securities at Ginnie Mae have risen five-fold since the financial crisis. But here’s why the agency is raising concerns about nonbanks’ ability to meet financial obligations.
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