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Fannie Mae plans to sell nonperforming loans with $1.7 billion in unpaid principal balance.
February 14 -
J.P. Morgan is testing the market with another large offering of mortgage bonds backed by an unusual mix of collateral.
February 13 -
Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Director Richard Cordray has managed to keep his job for more than two weeks into a Trump administration, despite repeated calls by House Republicans for him to be fired.
February 12
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Cherry Hill Mortgage Investment Corp. has received issuer and purchase approval from Ginnie Mae, allowing it to complete a previously announced deal with Freedom Mortgage.
February 10 -
Invictus Capital Partners, a nonprime mortgage lender based in Washington, D.C., is making its debut in the securitization market.
February 9 -
Freddie Mac is preparing its second offering of the year of Structured Agency Credit Notes, which offload some of the risk of default on mortgages that it insures.
February 9 -
Two Harbors Investment Corp. added to its holdings of mortgage servicing rights in the fourth quarter of 2016 and has no plans to stop.
February 7 -
Renovate America, one of the largest providers of Property Assessed Clean Energy Loans, is expanding into unsecured lending.
February 5 - Europe
Capital Home Loans, a Cerberus-owned issuer of older UK buy-to-let mortgages is marketing a £1.64 billion pool of the pre-crisis era loans.
February 5 -
A federal appeals court ruling has opened the door for litigants to challenge a 2012 decision by the U.S. government to sweep all of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac's profits into the coffers of the Treasury Department
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