Fannie's and Freddie's long-awaited plans show good intentions...

District Court judge Nancy Atlas once again hears arguments over the Fannie/Freddie net worth sweep...

The GSEs will use the capital planning process to calculate their stress capital buffer, which is set at a minimum of 0.75% of adjusted total assets.

Volatility in the secondary market has led to a 49-basis-point interest rate spread between jumbo and comparable conventional loans.

The new rule may clear up some of the confusion surrounding how Fannie and Freddie calculate their capital requirements under the ERCF.

A Fannie Mae survey showed 94% of the 188 lenders asked feel that efforts by the GSEs to modernize appraisals are valuable.

Much of the White House plan to increase housing supply has been cribbed from the enterprises' duty-to-serve plans.

Ocwen authorizes buybacks to bolster stock prices.

Administrative reform of the GSEs appears to be a long way off.

The mortgage giant’s putative net worth jumped to $51.8 billion, but its shortfall in total adjusted capital increased to $272 billion.