Tag Archives: GSEs

According to a new report, nearly 2.5 million U.S. homeowners remain in forbearance plans, the lowest level since last March.

Former Freddie Mac CEO Don Layton takes a critical look at the FHFA’s 2021 Scorecard, finding it causes more confusion than transparency.

Both GSEs issued their monthly volume summaries for June. How are their portfolios weathering the current economic challenges?

Nonetheless, Fannie and Freddie's Q2 results show that the pandemic's impact continues to be felt across several metrics.

A letter sent to FHFA Director Mark Calabria outlines their concerns that stakeholders will not have enough time to respond by the August 31 deadline.

A new report says some within the industry are calling for FHFA to shield them from losses they will incur due to mortgage forbearances amid the pandemic.

Having remained apolitical since its inception, the Credit Risk Transfer program may now succumb to political pressure, according to a former Freddie Mac executive.

The Agency said the prior recommendations “will not be finalized and implemented” as planned. Click through to read more.

The Agency will now allow a servicer to advance up to four months of missed payments on loans. How will this impact mortgages of borrowers impacted by COVID-19?

In the April issue of DS News, hear from servicers and other subject-matter experts on the Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac's history, the stakes involved, and the challenges ahead.