The Department of Housing and Urban Development completed a regulatory review of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac's activities last year and it will be informing the GSEs of its findings in separate letters before the end of March. "The review provided a baseline of information on Fannie Mae's and Freddie Mac's business and program activities and examined specific transactions to determine if these are consistent with the GSEs' charter authorities," according to documents included in the President's budget request to Congress. HUD is the mission regulator for the two government sponsored enterprises and it is responsible for determining which activities and programs are consistent with their charter. The letters might include some adverse findings that would require the GSEs to stop or modify some activities.
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A Treasury proposal would remove race and ethnicity from the criteria community development financial institutions can use to establish a targeted market population, a move that could affect institutions serving minority communities.
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A top official at the Office of Inspector General says significant budget cuts will force large layoffs and essentially eliminate enforcement activities.
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The fraud prevention firm has taken an approach to consolidation and a more connected experience similar to that of Rocket and the Real REMAX Group.
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Mutual of Omaha Mortgage originated a pool with mostly adjustable rate mortgages, which account for 66.25% of the pool's aggregate unpaid principal balance.
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Zillow now predicts mortgage rates to end 2026 over 7%.
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Larger public companies' high-profile servicing acquisitions tend to get the spotlight, but the two top leaders in the Ginnie MSR market are quieter players currently run as private companies.
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