A new report from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York says the credit-risk transfer programs launched by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac a few years ago have helped stabilize the mortgage securities market.

Higher mortgage interest rates are squashing the refinance sector…

The Federal Reserve has a name for the credit quality of nonbanks: junk.

An estimated $437.84 billion of home loans greater than the $424,100 benchmark agency limit were originated in 2017…

The way things stand today, the only GSE class of stock worth anything is the senior preferred held by Treasury.

Fannie Mae warns that changes could have a material effect on the “quality and quantity of loans available for sale to us.”

GSE shareholder rights group Investor Unite was quick to pounce on the Pollock blog...

The New York Fed argues that CRTs have reduced the GSEs’ exposure to mortgage credit risk without disrupting the stability of the secondary mortgage market…

Wells Fargo led the pack in GSE buyback activity for the fourth quarter…

The FHFA Inspector General worries that relying on a small number of counterparties increases the GSEs’ risk exposure…