The six-month tally would be at least $45 billion. The calculations from the research firm take into account prepayment cash flows buffering principal and interest advance requirements.
The $13 million Milbank contract, which follows the agency’s February selection of Houlihan Lokey as its capital markets advisor, suggests the FHFA remains committed to recap-and-release.
At March 31, Mr. Cooper serviced $629 billion worth of home mortgages, including $129 billion of Fannie Mae/Freddie Mac product and $108 billion of Ginnie Mae loans. However, roughly half its portfolio, $317 billion, is represented by subservicing contracts.