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GSE CRT Issuance Declines in 2021 Despite Fannie’s Return
March 10, 2022
Dennis Hollier
Fannie resumed issuing credit-risk transfer notes in October after a long break. Still, GSE CRT issuance couldn’t match 2020’s volume. (Includes data chart.)
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