Investors in interest-only tranches of Countrywide MBS are seeking to change the way payments are calculated.

Fannie and Freddie will shift to an averaged version of SOFR before the publication of the scandal-ridden LIBOR ceases.

It's all about prepayment speeds these days. Look out below, MBS investors?

Noting strong demand for non-agency MBS, issuers are getting creative with the types of loans they package into deals. JPMorgan, Credit Suisse, Angelo Gordon and Goldman Sachs are all entering new sectors.

Negative interest rates in Europe’s bond market may signify a change in how European banks work. Will the U.S. also see negative rates?

Investment property loans underwritten to cash flows generated through rental income are starting to draw investor attention.

The rating service’s proposal regarding the treatment of private mortgage insurance on GSE risk-sharing transactions and non-agency MBS prompted some concerns from industry participants.

With the non-QM market heating up, opportunities abound for whole loan trading desks, with firms such as Incenter, MIAC, RAMS Mortgage Capital and Situs AMC playing a key role.

PIMCO is set to issue a non-agency MBS with loans sourced from non-QM deals issued by Lone Star Funds. The older MBS were subject to clean-up calls, allowing PIMCO to re-package the loans.

David Applegate is stepping down as CEO of Common Securitization Solutions, the platform that launched the uniform MBS.