#ginnie-mae

#ginnie-mae

Ginnie Mae's HMBS 2.0 program aims to improve liquidity and sustainability in the reverse mortgage market through new guidelines and incentives.

Ginnie Mae's FY 2024 report focuses on enhancing liquidity and accessibility in the mortgage market, with key initiatives like HMBS 2.0 for reverse mortgages.

Ginnie Mae is increasingly involved in the reverse mortgage market to maintain liquidity and support seniors' financial needs.

Ginnie Mae's new securitization proposal targets enhanced liquidity for private capital during economic downturns, improving market stability.

Ginnie Mae will allow MBS issuers to hedge their mortgage servicing rights to relieve risk-based capital ratio requirements.

Ginnie Mae's FY24 report shows strong performance, supporting 1.2 million households and contributing $1.3 billion to U.S. taxpayers.

The Senate confirmation process for Ginnie Mae remains uncertain, heavily influenced by upcoming HUD leadership selections.

Ginnie Mae's acting president highlights the importance of budget support to advance the mission and address industry complexities.

MBA proposes Ginnie Mae EBO securitization to enhance liquidity and benefit borrowers during economic stress.

Higher funding for FHA and Ginnie Mae is crucial for supporting homebuyers, especially first-time buyers, in today's challenging housing market.

MIAC Analytics is offering a $292.91 million mortgage servicing rights portfolio with essential characteristics indicating stability and quality in the current market.

Sam Valverde has joined Freddie Mac as vice president of mission and community engagement after resigning from Ginnie Mae.

The Department of Housing and Urban Development operates efficiently and benefits taxpayers without direct funding, primarily through borrower premiums.

Ginnie Mae is developing HMBS 2.0 to enhance liquidity for FHA's HECM program, following past lender collapses.

The reverse mortgage industry may experience delays in the implementation of HMBS 2.0 following the political transition post-2024 presidential election.

The reverse mortgage industry sees positive engagement from FHA despite challenges in 2024 sales volume.

Sam Valverde resigns as acting president of Ginnie Mae, marking a significant leadership transition in the agency focused on affordable housing.

Ginnie Mae's filings argue against Texas Capital Bank's motion for summary judgment, asserting that the bank's claims are premature and unsupported.

A court trial between Texas Capital Bank, HUD, and Ginnie Mae regarding HECM-backed Securities is scheduled for September 2025, pending any settlements.

The court denied the government's attempt to change the venue in the case brought by Texas Capital Bank against Ginnie Mae, favoring TCB's arguments.

Ginnie Mae's actions regarding reverse mortgage liens were upheld by the court, denying Texas Capital Bank's summary judgment request.