During a House hearing, Rep. Ann Wagner, R-MO, criticized the FHFA for spending $7.7 million on what she called a “crucial training program which lacks professionalism, among other things…”

Investors Unite: “Lamberth’s ruling does not mean reimbursement checks are on the way…”

One criticism of Hensarling is that his conservative ideals prevented him from shaping a consensus bill to reform Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac...

The IG said there’s no specific methodology for fraud detection and reporting…

To date, Watt has maintained that he did not do anything legally wrong...

Rumors were floating around this week that a large non-QM securitization deal could be in the works...

Simone Grimes, who holds the title of special advisor, is still employed by the agency.

The IG says four officials in the FHFA’s Division of Conservatorship told investigators that Fannie did not face an “action forcing” event…

In late July, Director Watt issued a statement saying he had not “done anything contrary to law.”

Fannie Mae came under heavy criticism from certain elected officials and affordable housing advocates for extending $1 billion in financing to Invitation Home Loans, an SFR operator that’s publicly traded.