Two senior managers for Fannie Mae have departed the mortgage giant to start their own mortgage real estate investment trust.Departing the company are Andrew McCormick, senior vice president of portfolio management, and Andrew Thompson, who was serving as interim head of credit finance. A spokeswoman for Fannie Mae confirmed the departures but had no information on what type of mortgage REIT the two men were launching. Mr. McCormick managed Fannie's $800 billion mortgage portfolio, reporting directly to company executive vice president Peter Niculescu. Fannie Mae named Andrew Bon Salle and Ramon De Castro to take over Mr. McCormick's duties. Each will serve as vice president of portfolio management.
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The enterprises also still plan to add FICO 10T but the release of the historical data stakeholders in their market can use to assess it has taken longer.
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Builder mortgage units saw Q1 profit slides (NVR down 17%) despite an 11% rise in new home loan applications. Overall homebuilder net income dropped, and sales incentives remain high.
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Toll Brothers' purchase of Buffington Homes of Arkansas will extend its national outreach with a strong presence in northwest Arkansas, the company said.
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Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on Wednesday defended cuts to the Community Development Financial Institution Fund in the president's 2027 budget, telling the Senate Appropriations Committee that the program had pursued a "partisan wish list."
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The company that the global firm is investing in owns a U.S. mortgage correspondent business and another domestic lender that does business with brokers.
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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has finalized changes to Regulation B, which implements the Equal Credit Opportunity Act, to eliminate any liability for indirect discrimination by lenders. The change represents a major shift in how the agency polices lending discrimination.
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