The National Association of Realtors this week asked the regulator of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to lower the MBS guarantee fees charged by the two government-sponsored enterprises, citing lower corporate tax rates ushered in under the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.

Fannie and Freddie issued just $2.01 billion of structured credit notes during the fourth quarter, a sharp 44.5 percent drop from the previous period…

The NAR request comes at a time of rising interest rates…

Investors Unite is not happy...

The $3.42 trillion of servicing held by nonbanks was up 20.7 percent from December 2016…

Bill Maloni, a retired Fannie executive who’s been tracking the reform debate for years, believes the Corker bill, if enacted as is, eventually will place the secondary market in the hands of the megabanks.

The FHFA would be tasked with maximizing profits on any asset sales by Fannie and Freddie, according to the Corker bill…

Over the past two years, PHH has sold off large chunks of its MSR portfolio, while remaining as the subservicer of record…

The only firms that are feeling overly bullish are nonprime shops such as Angel Oak and Citadel Servicing…

Mnuchin said the 30-year FRM cannot survive without Fannie and Freddie...