We all remember what happened in 2007 when home prices collapsed and all that equity vanished...

The concerns, voiced by Granovskaya and other participants at the event, are tied to an expected decline in the supply of loans for non-agency MBS.

Some lending shops are still looking to hire loan officers.

One person opposed to the idea is Scott Olson, executive director of the Community Home Lenders Association, a trade group that was among the first to ask Ginnie to withdraw the RFI...

Structured finance production held at historically high levels in the third quarter, though most sectors were down. Growth pockets included non-agency MBS and ABS. (Includes four data charts.)

Ginnie is staying tight-lipped regarding its new, stricter capital proposal. Is it possible the entire exercise will come to naught?

A Structured Finance Association white paper finds the implementation of CRT programs nearly doubles the ROC for Fannie and Freddie.

Examiners at the Fed and other financial regulators will be on the lookout for banks that aren’t prepared for the transition to SOFR.

MBS and ABS face multiple physical and transition risks from climate change over the short, medium and long term, said panelists at the annual Structured Finance Association conference.

On a sequential basis, agency issuance fell 13.8%...