According to IMF’s tally, the top five warehouse providers in the third quarter were: JPMorgan Chase ($18.50 billion in commitments), Texas Capital ($7.95 billion), First Tennessee ($7.90 billion), TIAA FSB ($6.50 billion) and Wells Fargo ($6.00 billion).
The supply of one- to four-family mortgage debt outstanding climbed 0.8% from June to reach $11.075 trillion as of the end of the third quarter. It was the highest MDO number since June 2009.
The review will consider the interplay between the non-agency market and the GSEs and the impact of the exemption for qualified residential mortgages...
One Freddie shareholder quipped: "It sounds like something their advisors would have recommended – to improve proforma [earnings] going into a capital raise."
The deduction for mortgage insurance premiums and a tax break on forgiven mortgage debt had expired at the end of 2017 while funding for the National Flood Insurance Program was set to elapse on Dec. 20.