A push by the Securities and Exchange Commission to revise disclosure standards for publicly-registered non-agency MBS has broad support.

Some 36.5% of the mortgages in a new $365.0 million non-agency MBS from Citi have private mortgage insurance and were eligible for delivery to Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.

Backflip closed its first residential transition loan securitization last week, a $95 million deal.

The non-agency mortgage space is becoming more comfortable with artificial intelligence to help make the loan origination process more efficient.

The $283.3 million securitization was more than nine times oversubscribed.

An appeals court ruled that Toorak Capital Partners couldn’t complete a foreclosure due to insufficient evidence.

Insula Capital Group launches debt service coverage ratio program; Deephaven Mortgage offering new home equity line of credit.

JPMorgan Chase’s trading account held the largest combined inventory of MBS, ABS and commercial MBS at the end of the third quarter, though the total was down slightly from June. (Includes two data tables.)

The growing securities holdings in Fannie’s retained mortgage portfolio include a large share of non-Fannie agency MBS.

Interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve look likely to help maintain investor demand for ABS in 2026.