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The government mortgage-backed securities guarantor needs data breaches reported within a certain period of time and has specific instructions for subservicers.
March 4 -
The prepayment metric on the single-family issuer operational performance profile had been displaying outdated information.
January 22 -
Separately, the agency said it could develop a new type of reverse mortgage securitization, and another RMF development that could affect the bank emerged.
January 16 -
The agency reconfirmed the new nonbank capital rule won't become effective until late next year after inadvertently publishing an update with an earlier date.
December 28 -
With a tough winter predicted for lenders, servicers may struggle making timely principal and interest payments to investors, industry stakeholders warn.
December 21 -
A proposed reduction in the amount of overall discretionary spending amounts would hamper both agencies' ability to fulfill their affordable-homeownership missions, the consortium of housing industry advocates said.
December 19 -
New and proposed capital rules for some depositories and nonbanks could change the roles the various institutions play.
December 11 -
The reports that will be due for certain months starting next year will add to Ginnie Mae's growing oversight of nonbank mortgage-backed securities issuers.
December 8 -
The Department of Housing and Urban Development's inspector general notes soaring inflation and a rapid increase in interest rates as factors negatively impacting nonbanks and heightening risk for the government guarantor.
November 21 -
Policymakers are all too quick to categorize IMBs as financially risky institutions; making them easy targets for stricter - and unnecessary - federal oversight and regulatory efforts, Stevens and Olson argue.
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