At the end of September Dynex held $13.2 billion in MBS compared to $10.5 billion three months earlier.

Issuance in the first nine months of the year was up nearly 90% compared with the first nine months of 2024. (Includes three data tables.)

After a few years of headwinds, performance of self-storage properties in commercial MBS looks likely to stabilize, according to KBRA.

Rocket was the top issuer of HEL deals in the third quarter, increasing its issuance 27.8% from the second quarter.

Shutdown-related job losses and furloughs would have the biggest impact on the Washington, DC, metro area, according to Kroll Bond Rating Agency.

Purchase-mortgage securitizations held agency acquisitions afloat in the third quarter.

Residuals from securitizations can generate close to 20% in returns though the asset class carries significant risks. Nonbanks are showing a strong appetite for the asset, but there is limited liquidity.

The Securities and Exchange Commission is seeking feedback on updates to disclosure requirements for publicly-registered non-agency MBS and ABS.

One way to get mortgage rates to decline and stay that way is to entice more institutional investors to buy agency MBS. The Federal Reserve is no longer increasing its holdings, but how much room is there at Fannie and Freddie? Answer: more than you might think.

The securitization rate for residential mortgages came down after reaching an elevated level in the first quarter of 2025. The rate declined for both GSE-eligible mortgages and non-agency loans during the second quarter. (Includes data table.)