The capital markets teams at Fannie and Freddie churned out a reperforming loan sale, a Guaranteed Multifamily Structures deal and a Structured Agency Credit Risk transaction.

Fannie churns out a CRT transaction and an NPL sale, its first real capital markets activity since November.

Freddie executed its first five-year K-deals since 2016 and its first single-asset single-borrower securities in two years.

Andrew Davidson & Co. executive Richard Cooperstein says the regulatory capital requirements for the GSEs should be set at 1.5 times risk capital, about 1.13%.

The mortgage giant executed five credit-risk transfer transactions in the space of a week.

Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac revenues ticked up in the third quarter, but an increase in net expenses cut into profits. Those expenses included damages and interest awarded to shareholders in Fairholme v. FHFA. (Includes data table.)

As the GSEs try to redeem uneconomic credit-risk transfer notes from investors, the premiums offered continue to shrink.

Fannie celebrates 10-year anniversary of CRT program; results of the GSE’s fifth tender offer.

The enterprise has churned out a cash tender offer, a CAS REMIC and an NPL sale in the space of about a week.

Despite offering higher premiums, Freddie is finding it difficult to convince investors to give up their credit-risk transfer notes.