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Ginnie Must Limit Oversight of Small Issuers, says CHLA

Ginnie Mae’s plan to reduce the number of small issuers of mortgage-backed securities could increase the agency’s risk and make it harder for those issuers to remain in the program, warned the Community Home Lenders Association.

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