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Freddie Mac priced its latest offering of notes transferring mortgage credit risk at much narrower spreads than the previous deal, completed in March.
May 4 -
A federal judge approved Goldman Sachs Group Inc.'s $272 million settlement with investors who claimed the bank misled them about the safety of billions of dollars worth of residential mortgage-backed securities.
May 2 -
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau will propose changes in late July to its mortgage disclosure rule to provide "greater certainty and clarity" to the mortgage industry.
April 29 -
STACR Debt Notes Series 2016-DNA2 is a $916 million bonds offering featuring a reference pool of primarily single-family mortgages with an unpaid principal balance of $30 billion.
April 28 -
The Connecticut Housing Finance Authority intends to offer $189 million in tax-exempt bonds to finance single-family mortgages.
April 26 -
Freddie Mac has revised downward its economic forecast for the remainder of 2016 following a tepid first quarter, but remains upbeat about the housing market
April 25 -
The number of new claims related to sellers of legacy mortgage-backed securities from the financial crisis may have peaked, but lawsuits against trustees and servicers may linger for at least a few more years.
April 22
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Fannie Mae has completed its latest Credit Insurance Risk Transfer transaction, the tenth deal since the programs inception in 2013
April 21 -
Velocity Commercial Capital is returning to the securitization market, having tightened underwriting of small balance commercial loans following the disclosure that one of its borrowers misrepresented the use of proceeds.
April 19 -
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's agenda is so packed it's no wonder that when Director Richard Cordray testifies on Capitol Hill, he has to tackle a huge array of subjects. Following are areas where the agency has proposals or final rules outstanding:
April 19
