Tag Archives: Ginnie Mae

In the second part of a hearing by the Senate Banking Committee on the housing reform outline by Sen. Mike Crapo, experts gave insights into how the outline could be strengthened.

Issuance of Ginnie Mae’s mortgage-backed securities continues its upward slope. Click through to learn more.

Senate Banking Committee Chair Sen. Mike Crapo released an outline to “expeditiously fix our flawed housing finance system.” Click through to learn what his plan entails.

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.

Bright, the EVP and COO at the agency was nominated to become President of Ginnie Mae. Here’s who will step in as Acting President after his departure.

Here’s a look at the steps undertaken by Michael Bright, EVP and COO of the company to safeguard the stability and integrity of the mortgage-backed securities market.

A new report found that Ginnie Mae’s bank and thrift holdings of agency mortgage-backed securities pass-throughs fell for the first time in Q1 2018, then again in Q2. Here’s what this decline could mean for the MBS market.

A recent webinar covered the state of MSR, including values and how to understand the shifts in MSR pricing and assumptions. Click through to learn more about how mortgage rates have impacted MSR.

The Senate Banking Committee advanced the nominations of Kathy Kraninger to head the BCFP and Michael Bright to head Ginnie Mae on Thursday. Both nominations now move to the full Senate for further confirmation votes.

The Government National Mortgage Association has released an update on its issuance and outstanding unpaid balances of mortgage-backed securities. Click through to learn more about the state of Ginnie Mae's MBS issuance.