The Freddie veteran replaces Deborah Jenkins, who left in October.

Kimberly Johnson joins the long list of high-level GSE executives headed for greener pastures.

The former firefighter and DOJ official steps into the shoes of once held, with controversy, by Linda Wertheimer.

A 20-year Freddie Mac veteran, Wendell Chambliss will serve as the company’s first-ever chief diversity and inclusion officer.

Sharifa Anderson has been appointed to the newly created position of senior vice president for diversity and inclusion at the government-sponsored enterprise.

The enterprises should have procedures supervising “covered parties,” up to and including monitoring their brokerage accounts.

Freddie veterans Steve Lineberger and Meg McElgunn will run the Western and Central districts as well as the Northeastern and Southeastern districts.

Mike Calhoun, CEO of the Center for Responsible Lending, was once thought to be Biden’s choice to run FHFA. Last week, he added his voice to the chorus of endorsements for Sandra Thompson’s nomination.

Only 16 examiners have completed the agency’s examiner commissioning program since it was founded in 2013.

Brian Tomney, Biden’s choice to head the FHFA-OIG, had an unexpectedly smooth ride through the confirmation hearing before the Senate Banking Committee.