Dennis Hermonstyne named as CCO at the GSE.

The mortgage giant netted $4.65 billion in the second quarter, a 6% sequential jump, but a 40% decline from 2Q21.

Borrowers in counties with higher rates of voting and census participation and more nonprofits receive faster loan approvals and better terms and exhibit lower rates of delinquency, according to a new study.

The mismatch between falling interest income at the Fed and growing interest expense is projected to result in deferred assets of between $60 billion and $150 billion.

A federal appeals court panel ruled that the SEC didn’t act on the whistleblower’s information about misconduct at RBS even though it passed the information to the DOJ and FHFA, which reached settlements.

Freddie's $2.5 billion in profits brings the company's net worth to $34.1 billion.

Trade groups amplify concerns as the end of suspension of the PSPA limits approaches.

Thompson tells industry group the fix might require another change to the capital rule.

FHFA HPI dips slightly; foreclosure starts go the other way.

FHFA is working on an alternative to the single counterparty fee, triggered by a controversial provision in the new capital rule, that requires the GSEs to hold capital against one another as counterparties.