Ginnie Mae officials expect to guarantee $300 billion to $325 billion in mortgage-backed securities in fiscal year 2009, up from $220 billion in FY 2008 (which ended Sept. 30). "We are looking at another significant growth year," said Ginnie president Joseph Murin. He told reporters that some of agency's biggest issuers expect to securitize 40% to 50% of their mortgage production through Ginnie Mae. Ginnie Mae topped Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac in MBS issuance in October and November. Mr. Murin said Ginnie issuance in December will probably be somewhere between $27 billion and $29 billion.
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The lender said it closed its Eleven Mortgage brand and its correspondent business to focus on retail, and did not elaborate on potential layoffs.
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Gold Star Mortgage hasn't said whether it suffered a data breach after cybercriminals claim to have compromised over 10,000 documents from the lender.
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The guidance reflects a mortgage servicing rights market that has broadly included the customer value in refinancing for over a decade, experts say.
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With little action towards privatization this year, the timeline in 2027 is also narrowing as the focus shifts to the 2028 election, Bose George said.
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The White House's top economist says inflation is already at the Fed's 2% target and suggested that further rate hikes could jeopardize growth.
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Self-employed borrowers account for 40.9% of the pool, but they are high earners and the pool has moderate leverage.
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