The new requirements would distinguish between large and small servicers and whether that servicing covers GSE loans or Ginnie Mae loans.

The ruling makes it unlikely GSE shareholders will ever receive compensation for the value they lost through the net worth sweep.

The regulator has amended the capital rule to improve the capital treatment of credit-risk transfers and reduce the size of the leverage buffer for the GSEs.

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

Almost all the temporary seller flexibilities FHFA put in place because of the pandemic have either been retired or incorporated into the normal selling guides.

The Federal Housing Finance Agency’s proposed 2022-2026 strategic plan focuses on preparing for climate change.

Fannie and Freddie CRT programs shift into high gear as FHFA allows more capital relief.

FHFA acting director says the GSE capital rule shouldn’t change every time the agency gets a new director.

The Underserved Mortgage Markets Coalition has put together a list of actions the GSEs can take to meet their obligations under FHFA’s duty-to-serve program.

The Community Home Lenders Association believe the sharp increase in fees for second-home mortgages will impact middle-income families.