The Federal Housing Finance Agency today released a report on how Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac share credit risk with the private sector through primary mortgage insurance and credit risk transfer transactions. Included with the release of the report was a request for public comment on the GSEs’ credit risk transfer processes, as well as proposals to adopt additional front-end structures, such as a deeper mortgage insurance structure. Since 2013, the GSEs have transferred about $30.6 billion in credit risk to private entities, shifting risk away from taxpayers.
ABA supports issuance of ‘know your upstream provider’ proposal
ABA expressed its support for FCC Chairman Brendan Carr’s decision to schedule a May 20 vote on issuing a proposal that would impose stronger “know your upstream provider” requirements on voice service providers that allow calls to pass...








