In a report released late Thursday, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau mulled over the future of the so-called “GSE patch,” which exempts qualified mortgages at Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac from the CFPB rules limiting debt-to-income ratios to 43 percent.

The CFPB determined the ATR rule has reduced lending to some extent to borrowers with high debt-to-income ratios…

The ECM sector was one of the few that recorded MBS production gains during the fourth quarter…

The odds of GSE “recap and release” becoming a reality just went down…

We’re just 11 days into the new year and already things are getting interesting in the mortgage industry...

Fannie and Freddie securitized $66.89 billion of single-family loans with private MI coverage during the fourth quarter…

The non-QM market is booming, said Angel Oak executive Tom Hutchens…

Four years ago, Leslie Peeler, the Fannie Mae senior vice president in charge of the GSE’s servicing decisions, left the mortgage giant for Seterus.

Feeding the decline was an 18.8 percent sequential drop in VA purchase loans…

Overwhelmingly, industry analysts expect Mark Calabria to shake things up at the Federal Housing Finance Agency – that is, once he’s approved by the full Senate.