Fannie and Freddie spell out eligibility terms in the wake of the amended PSPAs.

Who better than a 30-year industry veteran to head the government-sponsored enterprise?

Industry insiders argue over whether the credit-risk transfer programs are overpriced catastrophic insurance for the GSEs or a cheap form of capital.

Jason Griest has been with Freddie for the past eight years. Prior to that, he held capital markets or securitizations positions at Fannie Mae, Bank of America and JP Morgan.

A so-called stressed default rate on millions of residential loans originated between 1990 and 2019 suggests the risks that precipitated the global financial crisis were around long before that, and are growing in the current market.

Industry stakeholders believe the creation of GSE “wills” are a good exercise to go through, but suspicions abound.

Even though the GSEs actively support small lenders on the single-family side of the house, critics say their multifamily businesses continue to favor larger financial institutions.

Fannie and Freddie prepare to replace the 11th District Monthly Weighted Average Cost of Funds Index or COFI.

Is Brown’s departure the latest sign that the C-suites of the GSEs no longer expect the conservatorship to end soon?

Over the past two weeks, Freddie courted the debt market with four multi-family offerings worth a total of $2.93 billion.