Dennis Hollier

Residential Delinquencies Swimming Against the Tide?

October 29, 2020

Moody’s economists expect the percentage of mortgages 60 days or more delinquent to once again spike in the third and fourth quarters.

When in Doubt, Go Long: Fannie’s Debt Offerings

October 28, 2020

Dennis Hollier

At the same time, Fannie’s issuance of short-term debt nosedived, as the government-controlled mortgage giant took advantage of low interest rates...

SCOTUS Receives Last Major Brief in the (GSE) Collins Case

October 26, 2020

Dennis Hollier

Nielson’s friend of the court filing is tightly reasoned and well organized. However...

Calabria Seeks to Limit Activities of the GSEs

October 23, 2020

Dennis Hollier

The FHFA director has proposed a new rule that would ensure stakeholders have a say when the GSEs consider new products or activities.

GSEs Say COVID Policies Should Be Permanent

October 23, 2020

Dennis Hollier

One of the few good things to come out of the COVID crisis is that the GSEs can push forward alternative ways of doing business.

SCOTUS Receives Last Major Brief in Collins Case

October 23, 2020

Dennis Hollier

Aaron Nielson said the high court’s recent decision in Seila v. CFPB actually supports his contention that FHFA’s structure is legitimate.

Committee Chair Urges ‘Automatic’ Forbearance

October 23, 2020

Dennis Hollier

More than 31,000 seriously delinquent borrowers have yet to take advantage of forbearance, according to James Clyburn, chairman of the House Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Crisis.

A Shift from Short- to Long-Term Debt

October 23, 2020

Dennis Hollier

Fannie issued $167.49 billion in short-term debt through Aug. 31, compared to $550.47 billion for all of 2019. Meanwhile, its long-term debt issuance expanded to $165.72 billion from $21.55 billion.

Forbearance Rates Decline. What About Delinquencies?

October 23, 2020

Dennis Hollier

A majority of forbearance loans were not delinquent and a small number of loans were delinquent but not in relief, that means…

James Johnson, Former Fannie CEO, Dies at 76

October 23, 2020

Dennis Hollier

Many mortgage industry veterans credit Johnson for Fannie’s emergence in the 1990s as one of Washington’s most powerful lobbying titans.

Dennis Hollier

ARTICLES

Residential Delinquencies Swimming Against the Tide?

When in Doubt, Go Long: Fannie’s Debt Offerings

SCOTUS Receives Last Major Brief in the (GSE) Collins Case

Calabria Seeks to Limit Activities of the GSEs

GSEs Say COVID Policies Should Be Permanent

SCOTUS Receives Last Major Brief in Collins Case

Committee Chair Urges ‘Automatic’ Forbearance

A Shift from Short- to Long-Term Debt

Forbearance Rates Decline. What About Delinquencies?

James Johnson, Former Fannie CEO, Dies at 76

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