FHFA's proposal, last week, to improve the capital treatment of CRT has already reaped dividends.

If the Democrats' return to power spells the end of recap and release, does FHFA still need an advisor to explain how to do it?

The housing market is showing signs of a slowdown, according to an outlook from Fannie Mae.

The PSPAs, as most GSE watchers know, define the nature of the government backstop for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.

The CRL leader has come out in favor of restructuring the enterprises as regulated utilities, something the National Association of Realtors favors...

More specifically, FHFA recommends the enterprises focus on reducing racial disparities in acceptance rates generated by their automated underwriting systems...

The FHFA wants to increase the amount of cash Fannie and Freddie can invest in the low-income housing tax credit market to $850 million each from $500 million...

New housing goals expected to improve equity in the GSEs' affordable housing programs.

Freddie's issuance fell by more than 50% from the first quarter and Fannie remained inactive.

RFI on pay at the enterprises gets scant attention.