Ginnie Mae monitoring prepayment speeds.

Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin gets an earful from Louisiana's colorful "junior" senator.

Questions by Democratic senators reveal holes in the research for the Treasury plan for housing finance reform.

Senate Banking Committee hearing: First step toward legislative reform? 

The latest reorganization plan hinged on the pre-sale of key Ditech assets, with New Residential Investment purchasing its origination and servicing business for $1.1 billion.

As conservator of Fannie and Freddie, the FHFA failed to perform its duty to take actions "necessary to put the regulated entity in a sound and slovent condition" and to "preserve and conserve" its assets.

Stress tests and capital vs. yield curves and spreads.

As most observers expected, the plan leaves most of the important details for Congress or the Federal Housing Finance Agency to figure out.