Nonbank mortgage lenders support a recent decision by the Nonbanks Heartened by the Federal Housing Finance Agency to conduct a comprehensive review of the Federal Home Loan Banks.

Trade groups widely supported the new law, but at least one association says the proposed implementing regulation still needs work.

The Federal Housing Finance Agency’s analysis of the Federal Home Loan Bank system includes a review of eligibility requirements for membership.

The mortgage giant will assess lender quality control by comparing the defect rates reported by lenders with its own data on the same loans.

The findings from any criminal background checks would be included too...

An increase in member borrowing contributes to a $105 million increase in profits for the FHLB system. (Includes three data charts.)

By acing their 2021 stress tests, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac may have demonstrated they’re no longer a threat to taxpayers, but they’re still years away from having enough capital.

Affordable housing advocates say Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac should do more to prevent investors from exploiting loopholes to profit off of LIHTC-funded properties.

FHFA to house resume-like data of prospective GSE executives in new database.

New scoring methodology might make it easier for investors to evaluate Fannie social bonds.