Georgia-based investment property lender has announced a new type of securitization backed by deferred-pay RTLs.

Fannie Mae projects that its issuance of credit risk transfer transactions in 2025 will be similar to issuance in 2024.

A group of 16 mortgage REITs held $196.29 billion of residential MBS on their books at the end of September.

Chase is marketing its first expanded-credit MBS with mortgages for primary residences.

Much of the decline was the result of a change in how Freddie Mac classifies loans subject to a repurchase claim for which the seller has provided a remedy.

The Supreme Court’s decision effectively grants the CFPB authority over the ABS market.

Ginnie Mae servicing outstanding increased by 1.8% during the third quarter.

The Structured Finance Association is aiming to replace the data tape established by the American Securitization Forum in 2009.

Four non-agency mortgage-backed securities started marketing Thursday, including three expanded-credit MBS.

Rep. French Hill, R-AR, will lead the House Financial Services Committee next year.