Goldman Sachs is set to issue a non-agency mortgage-backed security stacked with jumbo loans eligible for sale to the government-sponsored enterprises. The deal will mark the bank’s return to the prime non-agency MBS market. The deal size is $230.60 million, according to presale reports published last week by DBRS and Moody’s Investors Service.
Industry participants are increasingly calling for the qualified mortgage “patch” to be addressed as part of broader efforts to overhaul the nation’s housing-finance sector.
Banks and thrifts increased their holdings of first-lien residential mortgages in 2018, according to a new analysis by Inside Nonconforming Markets. [Includes one data chart.]
The two-day hearing this week on an outline for housing-finance reform offered participants in the non-agency market an opportunity to call for legislative reform in the sector.
The correspondent channel expanded its share of jumbo originations in 2018, according to an Inside Nonconforming Markets analysis of survey responses to affiliated Inside Mortgage Finance. [Includes one data chart.]
Lenders originating fix-and-flip loans and mortgages for single-family investment properties are seeing strong demand from investors in the secondary market.
After years of being prohibited by regulators from acquiring servicing rights, Ocwen Financial is back in business as a buyer in full force. [Includes one data chart]
Issuance of mortgage-backed securities with non-qualified loans continues at a brisk pace, with a new deal from New Residential Investment in the pipeline.
An affiliate of Oaktree Capital Management is set to issue its first mortgage-backed security with non-qualified loans. The $268.16 million issuance includes loans from two prominent lenders who haven’t been large players in the non-QM MBS market recently.
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