Some lenders and MBS issuers are seeing better execution for GSE-eligible loans in the non-agency market…

Each quarter, GSE profits reduce the federal budget deficit. If that cash is forfeited...

The underlying mortgages have an average credit score of 703...

SIFMA’s Daniel Goodwin: “Financial regulators must create a level playing field so that entities like the GSEs do not enjoy capital benefits that add to the tilting of the market…”

According to market watchers like Peter Barkey of Roosevelt Management, there are about $4 billion in Ginnie buyouts per month…

Joseph Otting’s dual role as acting director of the Federal Housing Finance Agency and head of the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency puts him in a position to push hard for changes that will help create a “healthy” non-agency mortgage market, according to the Structured Finance Industry Group.

Securitization deals backed by mortgage servicing rights are on the rise as nonbank servicers tap the relatively new funding option.

Buyouts from Ginnie Mae MBS have replaced vintage subprime mortgages as a major source of nonperforming loans, according to industry participants.

Sterling will account for 58% of the loans in the MBS, Citadel 23%...

A number of firms regularly issue one non-QM deal per quarter. Two transactions is less common...