Felipe Ossa

Freddie Mac is prepping its next risk-sharing deal, according to presales from Fitch Ratings and Kroll Bond Ratings.

The inclusion of a loan secured by Chicago's Prudential Plaza in a recent CMBS is causing a stir.

Freddie Mac has taken out another reinsurance policy that transfers the risk that mortgages it insures will default.

The Federal Housing Administration's recent determination that loans used to finance energy-efficient home improvements rank second in payment priority, behind mortgages, isn't the setback that it might seem to be.

What's it going to take to boost annual issuance of private-label RMBS roughly tenfold to $100 billion-$150 billion?

Moody's Investors Service just flagged a risk in bonds backed by single-family rentals: there aren't enough special servicers.

Mortgage securitizer Ginnie Mae could get hit if a proposed deadline for filing claims on FHA-insured loans goes into effect.

If you want to know what a Greek exit from the euro would do to the €16.64 billion ($18.54 billion) of bonds out there backed by Greek assets, start with Argentina.