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FHFA/FMIC Wants Ability to Examine Lenders Directly

April 28, 2014
Paul Muolo
FHFA notes that the legislation “requires a great deal of regulatory coordination but primarily places this responsibility on FMIC.”
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Nonbanks Continue to Claim Larger Share of GSE Business

April 25, 2014
John Bancroft
Who gave up market share to nonbank lenders? The biggest decline was among banks with over $1 trillion in assets: JPMorgan Chase, Wells Fargo, Bank of America and Citigroup.
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Commercial Mortgage Securitization Activity Cools as Well

April 25, 2014
John Bancroft
Commercial mortgage securitization – including non-agency commercial MBS and multifamily securitizations by Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and Ginnie Mae – declined by 22.1 percent in the first quarter of 2014.
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Commercial Mortgage Securitization Activity Cools In Early 2014, Agencies Lose Some Multifamily Share

April 25, 2014
A total of $32.6 billion of income-property mortgages were securitized during the first three months of 2014, a soft beginning for a market that posted its best year since the financial collapse during 2013. Commercial mortgage securitization – including non-agency commercial MBS and multifamily securitizations by Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and Ginnie Mae – declined by 22.1 percent in the first quarter of 2014. Total issuance was off 30.4 percent from the same period last year. Both agency and non-agency issuance was...[Includes two data charts]
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Johnson-Crapo Likely to Erode the Agency Pricing Advantages Seen in the Multifamily MBS Market

April 25, 2014
Passage of legislation from Sens. Tim Johnson, D-SD, and Mike Crapo, R-ID, to reform the government-sponsored enterprises would prompt some changes to the multifamily MBS market, according to industry analysts. While the bill’s impact on the multifamily market is expected to be modest overall, according to Moody’s Investors Service, the pricing advantages seen on multifamily MBS from Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac compared with non-agency commercial MBS would likely disappear. The Johnson-Crapo bill, which is scheduled for a markup next week by the Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs, calls for risk-sharing structures in the multifamily market already used by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac for multifamily MBS, potentially limiting any broad disruptive impact to the multifamily market from the bill. Within one year after the bill becomes law, Fannie and Freddie would be required...
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Odds of More Oversight of Student Loan Servicing Rises After CFPB Criticizes Auto Default Practice

April 25, 2014
In a development with potentially negative implications for lenders, servicers and investors in student loan ABS, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau released a report this week critical of the “auto-default” practice seen in private student lending. According to the CFPB’s Mid-Year Update on Student Loan Complaints, borrowers say that some lenders demand immediate full repayment upon the death or bankruptcy of their loan co-signer, even in cases when the loan is current. Borrowers also said they confronted bureaucratic barriers to releasing co-signers from their loans, something that could help avoid auto-defaults. “Students often rely...
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Another Active Year for GSE Multifamily MBS in The Works. The Big Question is: What Will Watt Do?

April 25, 2014
Government-sponsored enterprises Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are off to a solid start to the year in terms of their multifamily business in what is expected to be a more competitive year in 2014 than the market saw last year. Whether they can match last year’s levels is an open question. Fannie issued...[Includes one data chart]
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What We’re Hearing: Who Will be Left Standing After the Great Mortgage M&A Tsunami? / Paul Reddam to Spend More Time With His Horses / Warehouse Ugly Too / $150 Billion in Ginnie MSRs Changed Hands / A Head Fake for Johnson-Crapo? / Glen Corso, Trade Grou

April 25, 2014
Paul Muolo
At one shop based in the Midwest there’s unconfirmed talk of loan officers who haven’t been paid for months, unpaid leases and top executives who were on vacation as volumes collapsed.
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Donovan: Senate Reform Bill Helps ‘Outsized’ FHA

April 25, 2014
HUD Secretary Shaun Donovan said this week that housing finance reform can no longer be put off, but no more so than for the FHA which continues to play an “outsized role” in the mortgage market as private capital remains on the sidelines. Speaking in New York at an event co-hosted by the Bipartisan Policy Center, Donovan said the Obama administration is squarely behind the legislative proposal by Senate Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs Committee Chairman Tim Johnson, D-SD, and Ranking Member Mike Crapo, R-ID. “Despite its imperfections, does this bill represent progress? Absolutely,” said Donovan, seeking to win over housing advocacy groups disenchanted with the bill. “When looking for ways to improve [the bill], let’s not lose sight of its potential. Let’s not forget its importance to the housing market and its future.” The Johnson-Crapo legislative proposal calls for a wind-down of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac and creation of a ...
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Around the Industry

April 25, 2014
Fannie Mae Announces Changes in Desktop Underwriter for VA Loans. On April 15, Fannie Mae issued a release note announcing several changes to Desktop Underwriter for VA loans that will take effect during the weekend of May 17, 2014. The DU determination of when a bankruptcy occurred on VA loan case files will be updated. With the May change, bankruptcy information found in publicly accessible segments of the credit report will be used in determining when the bankruptcy occurred. A waiting period requirement will then be applied. The bankruptcy information in the tradeline segment will only be used to determine when the bankruptcy happened if the public records show no such info. However, if the records do reflect a bankruptcy but the date is either blank or invalid, DU will issue a “refer” recommendation. The lender must review the credit report and bankruptcy documentation to ...
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