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Fannie Mae continues shifting credit risk to insurers
Nov 20, 2015As part of its effort to reduce the taxpayers’ burden, Fannie Mae announced Friday that it completed its fifth and sixth credit risk-sharing transactions as part of its Credit Insurance Risk Transfer program. Through these latest deals, Fannie Mae said that it has acquired more than $800 million of insurance coverage on over $32 billion of loans this year.
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[Chart] MBA: NJ, NY, Florida contain highest percent of foreclosures
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[Infographic] 6 reasons behind the booming Dallas housing market
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No news is good news in CaliforniaÕ housing market
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The value of digital closings
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Research Reveals Factors Influencing Consumers’ Reverse Mortgage Acceptance
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4 Steps for Choosing the Right Reverse Mortgage
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Reverse Mortgage Lenders Now Hiring Skilled LOs—Apply Today
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Freddie Mac launches second risk-sharing cash securitization
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loanDepot CEO explains IPO cancellation
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CoreLogic: Cash sales on track to return to pre-crisis level in 2017
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Feds set deadline to claim Independent Foreclosure Review relief funds
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