The jumbo share of total first-lien originations narrowed to 12.4% in the third quarter from 13.1% in the second.

The new plans from FHFA focus on efforts for rural markets, manufactured housing and first-time homebuyers.

The MBS was issued under CrossCountry’s and Hildene’s joint CROSS shelf.

“The economy is not sending any signals that we need to be in a hurry to lower rates,” said Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell.

Splitero received a $300 million investment from funds managed by Antarctica Capital, a private-equity firm.

CrossCountry has a separate MBS issuance partnership with Hildene Capital Management, though that’s focused on expanded-credit mortgages.

AGMIT acquired $136.9 million of home equity loans in the third quarter and has committed to purchasing another $200 million in loans over the next several months.

Refis account for 15.0% of the planned $365.3 million issuance.

While agency MBS issuance surged in October, some of the top sellers posted declines in volume compared with September.

The modest decline in delinquencies in the third quarter was tied to early-stage delinquencies, while later-stage delinquencies increased.