Tag Archives: Ginnie Mae

A white paper laid the groundwork for housing finance policies for independent mortgage banks that can ultimately benefit low- and moderate-income homebuyers. Here’s what it recommended.

The Senate Banking Committee Chairman has introduced a five-point outline for housing finance reforms. Here’s what the plan is all about.

In the near future, Michael Bright, former COO, and EVP of Ginnie Mae will focus on reinforcing the importance of securitization to the larger economy, among members across the industry.

Bright, who is the EVP and COO at Ginnie Mae was nominated to become President of Ginnie Mae. Click through to learn who will serve as the Acting President on his Departure.

Government and housing industry leaders addressed the potential impact of a Housing Finance Reform Bill that was introduced in September. Here's what they had to say to the House Financial Services Committee.

Industry influencers will convene in early spring to engage in a back-and-forth concerning how to best protect not just customers, but the housing market too.

Mortgage spread valuations had increased slightly, negatively impacting MSR values, according to a recent report. See what other factors have been affecting MSR values.

On Thursday, Kathy Kraninger’s nomination to head the Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection advanced to the Senate after the Banking Committee voted in its favor. See who else’s nomination advanced along with Kraninger.

While overall outstanding mortgage-backed securities at Ginnie Mae increased in July, its data indicated a decline in the issuance of single-family MBS from last year. Here’s a break down of MBS’ performance across various loans.

At a hearing to consider his nomination as President of Ginnie Mae, Michael Bright, told the Senate Banking Committee that he would continue to work on modernizing the agency and ensuring the security of the loans it oversees to ensure better security price and lower rates for borrowers.