In 2015, the team at the GSE common securitization platform will focus on implementation of the remaining software components...

Republicans have never been big fans of the GSEs and there’s plenty of Democrats who aren’t so sure about the government “guaranty” as well...

In a statement, Rep. Hensarling decried last year’s $1.7 billion “taxpayer-funded bailout” of the FHA.

Although Wells Fargo officially exited the broker market two years ago, it apparently still does a tiny amount of business through the channel.

The senate panel is expected to ask questions on guaranty fees and the common securitization platform as well.

According to Citadel’s website, it offers five different loan matrices, which have credit grades ranging from A down to C.

MIAC is out with a new $73 million Fannie package and MountainView and The Prestwick Group are working on transactions as well.

So, which groups are behind the "housing-industrial complex"? DeMarco isn't naming names...

The FHA’s annual independent actuarial review of the MMIF showed a capital reserve of 0.41 percent at Sept. 30, 2014.

Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac continued to trim their retained holdings of MBS and unsecuritized mortgages in keeping with their conservatorship mandate as the two government-sponsored enterprises each posted a profit during the third quarter of 2014. The two GSEs ended September with a combined $851.71 billion in mortgage-related holdings, down 2.4 percent from the previous quarter. Compared to a year ago, their combined mortgage portfolio was down 16.0 percent and down 46.5 percent from the $1.592 trillion the two firms held in the fourth quarter of 2008 shortly after being placed in government conservatorship. One of the conditions of the conservatorship the GSEs entered six years ago was...[Includes one data chart]