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Ginnie Mae to Increase Servicing Spread Requirements for Single-Family MBS
March 8, 2019
George Brooks
Starting March 1, 2020, issuers will be required to have and maintain, at all times, a weighted average servicing spread of at least 25 basis points for their forward, fixed-rate single-family Ginnie portfolio.
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