Tag Archives: GSEs

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.

The former CEO of Freddie Mac points out that the spread of the coronavirus could cause spell issues for the GSEs and mortgage-backed securities.

The Democratic Presidential candidates released his plan to rein in Wall Street on Tuesday. What does it mean for the GSEs?

Find out what the former head of Freddie Mac says about the simultaneous and incompatible demands on the companys.

Tim Rood of the Collingwood Group said privatization of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac could have implications to home values.

After recent developments in the challenge to the net-worth sweep of the GSEs’ profits, the FHFA and the Trump administration calls on the Supreme Court to settle the debate.

Following Mark Calabria's swearing in ceremony, Adolfo Marzol has been appointed Principal Deputy Director of FHFA. What does this mean for the Agency and the servicing industry as a whole?