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Despite a slowing in the private-label securitization market in January, lenders and investors are expecting a strong year for outside-the-box originations and their secondary market sales.
February 17 -
The portfolio is one of several particularly large, recent deals related to the cash-flows from mortgage payments, but it has an unusual composition.
February 17 -
"The quality of our new business is high. The pricing of that business does not reflect the capital requirements of our regulatory rule," CEO Hugh Frater said.
February 15 -
However, leadership noted that 2021 was the second record year for new single-family mortgages and also discussed how the government sponsored-enterprise plans to further rebuild its capital.
February 10 -
The return of foreclosures could increase enforcement and government-related loan buyers’ return to pre-pandemic plans to increase net worth, liquidity and other standards for counterparties.
February 9 -
The mention echoes previous recommendations to give the Federal Housing Finance Agency more authority over non-depositories that service loans sold to Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
February 9 -
The large volume of servicing rights trades in January and high multiples were a reaction to tightening monetary policy after a period in which many stockpiled the asset.
February 8 -
The company said the bond issue is the largest ever seen in this asset class and was boosted by rising home values.
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Congress waited too long to address the out-of-control housing market, leading to a crisis in 2008. Now, with home prices soaring and the government-sponsored enterprises' portfolios at record levels, lawmakers are in danger of repeating that mistake.
February 4Federal Housing Finance Agency -
This regulatory development is both good news and bad news, depending upon where you happen to sit in the mortgage process.
February 3Whalen Global Advisors LLC