Freddie Mac’s Voluntary Early Retirement Program resulted in 600 buyouts by the end of 2020, but salaries and benefits expenses actually rose in the short term.

The mortgage giant taps two vice presidents to oversee equitable housing issues on both the single-family and multifamily sides of the company.

New Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen has yet to pick who will lead housing policy and GSE reform in the Biden administration. However, liberal think tanks may be a good place to look.

The only general counsel the FHFA has ever known is stepping down.

Ryan Zanin shifts from the boardroom to the C-Suite.

Andrew Bon Salle, a former long-time Fannie Mae executive, is joining the nonbank just in time for its IPO.

The two new faces on the CSS board are investment banker Dylan Glenn and securities industry veteran Lynette Kelly.

The former Nationwide CTO will manage the Common Securitization Platform.

Adolfo Marzol is one of the main architects of the final GSE capital rule.

Now that the GSE “re-IPO” is presumed to be dead, are Fannie and Freddie facing a brain drain? In short, stock options matter.