The former chief economic adviser to President Trump believes evolving AI capabilities and quantum computing present an enormous threat to many businesses’ cybersecurity measures.

A relatively small portion of mortgages use eNotes despite the insistence of trendsetters that eNotes have boosted their bottom lines.

Soaring oil prices haven’t much dimmed the outlook for aircraft-backed securitizations, which may be less exposed to inflation from the Iran war compared to subprime consumer ABS, according to Goldman Sachs.

The origination share of adjustable-rate mortgages is expected to hold around its current level this year, although a number of variables could cause it to shift.

The re-proposal would improve banks’ return on capital, said John Sim, a managing director at JPMorgan Chase.

Although changes to FHA’s loss-mitigation policies are expected to resolve most of the persistent re-defaults in its portfolio, FHA borrowers continue to be the most exposed to financial stressors.

Ginnie Mae President Joe Gormley addressed how he’s been filling a dual role as temporary FHA head since Commissioner Frank Cassidy went on leave from the position in April.

The lender has tailored its strategy to help VA borrowers compete in a market where government loans are overlooked in favor of higher-downpayment conventional mortgages or cash buyers.

FHA could sustain a zero-downpayment loan option for first-time homebuyers if Congress would allow it, analysts at the Urban Institute contended in a new proposal.

The federal government in 2026 will provide $293.43 billion in loans and loan guarantees to rural households. Some $27.43 billion will come from the Rural Housing Service and $107.52 billion through FHA and VA.