A new white paper released by the FHLBank San Francisco outlines the causes and possible solutions to the racial gap in homeownership. The bank’s CEO Bazemore identifies the highlights of the report.

Debby Jenkins, former head of multifamily at Freddie Mac, will now run affordable housing activities for Greystone.

Freddie is searching for a new CEO as the GSEs mark 15 years in conservatorship. The CEOs of the GSEs also remain subject to limitations on compensation.

An OIG audit found that eight of the 27 senior officials who left FHFA during the review period did not receive required records management training during offboarding.

As of March, Freddie was named master servicer for 180 securitized transactions comprised of 11,500 loans with a combined unpaid principal balance of $44.1 billion.

Peter Lillestolen has been promoted to vice president, production and sales of targeted affordable housing, at Freddie Mac.

Steve Pawlowski, a key player in Fannie Mae’s technology development, has moved to Mortgage Capital Trading.

New Chair Joel Motley replaces Jonathan Scott, who has retired after 19 years at the helm.

Former Voya Financial Chief Risk Officer Chetlur Ragavan will sit on the board’s risk management committee.

FHFA does not adequately track employee benefit information or monitor the withholding on employee cash awards.