Instead of larger, multi-issuer uniform MBS pools, FHFA wants seller/servicers to closely monitor the prepayment speeds of their broker/correspondent channels to ensure closer alignment of Fannie/Freddie pools.

The court declined to consider updates on the so-called valid-when-made doctrine. But the ruling is still subject to reconsideration.

There’s a growing fear that Ginnie Mae buyouts may soon spike as nonbanks join the “party” to protect themselves.

It’s increasingly possible the Federal Reserve will add jumbo MBS to the assets eligible for TALF, according to Structured Finance Association CEO Michael Bright.

And even worse, industry analysts expect loans collateralized with commercial properties to see sharper increases in delinquencies for June.

Coming off a decent first quarter, Invitation Homes was able to raise almost $400 million through an additional offering of common.

To ensure the uniform MBS is a “continued success,” the FHFA has asked Fannie and Freddie to be watchful of “key patterns and measures.”

The use of extensions on subprime auto ABS more than doubled in April on a monthly basis. The outlook for performance is uncertain with enhanced unemployment benefits set to end in July.

A federal judge in Delaware rejected the CFPB’s $19.1 million proposed consent decree with 15 student loan trusts because the law firm that signed on behalf of the defendants lacked authority.

The MBS liquidity crisis is over. Was it ever serious? We may never know and you can thank the Federal Reserve.