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A timeline Acting FHFA director Ed DeMarco provided to Congress in March targets September as the date for the first single-family risk-sharing deals. But the question boils down to this: What will Fannie and Freddie come up with and will it be profit-enticing enough for the private sector jump on board?
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In the May issue of Origination News, we published our annual ranking of the mortgage industries leading originators by volume. There is also a listing of top originators by units. Christopher Vincent Hussain repeated as the No. 1 originator.
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There may be a simple reason why Wells won’t buy mortgages from a certain lender.
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The lending industry would face disparate-impact liability for Fair Housing Act violations under a rule recently proposed by HUD.
May 4
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Residential originations may have fallen by more than 10% last year, but don’t tell that to community banks that rely on Mortgage Solutions, a subsidiary of the American Bankers Association.
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Ginnie Mae wants to provide more loan-level data to its MBS investors so they can determine if the underlying mortgages were originated through a mortgage broker or some other third-party channel.
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United Guaranty Corp., the mortgage insurance subsidiary of American International Group, had operating income of $8 million in the first quarter, down from $14 million for the same period in 2011.
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Redwood Trust Inc., the nation’s only active securitizer of jumbo residential loans, posted stellar earnings of $30 million in the first quarter, a 66% jump from the same period a year ago.
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Nonbank trade groups are calling on the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau to narrow the definitions it will use to determine which nonbanks will be subject to federal supervision.
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