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  1. Exclusive-Trump official accusing president's rivals of crimes tapped a former registered sex offender for federal housing role
    Reuters | 11/07/25 04:15 PM EST

    The political appointee leveling fraud accusations against perceived opponents of President Donald Trump enlisted a man who'd once been convicted of a felony sex offense as a consultant to mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, according to six people familiar with the role.

  2. MFA Financial Q3 adjusted EPS misses estimates
    Reuters | 11/06/25 08:37 AM EST

    MFA acquired $1.2 bln of residential mortgage assets, including $453 mln of Non-QM loans and $473 mln of Agency MBS at attractive yields * CREDIT LOSSES - Distributable earnings impacted by ...

  3. Trump ousts?watchdog of US housing regulator involved in mortgage probes of his foes, sources say
    Reuters | 11/03/25 09:59 PM EST

    By Sarah N. Lynch, Chris Prentice and Marisa Taylor. The internal watchdog for the U.S. Federal Housing Finance Agency is being removed from his role, four people familiar with the matter said, at a time when the housing regulator is playing a role in President Donald Trump's targeting of perceived political enemies.

  4. Exclusive-Trump ousts?watchdog of US housing regulator involved in mortgage probes of his foes, sources say
    Reuters | 11/03/25 02:18 PM EST

    The internal watchdog for the U.S. Federal Housing Finance Agency is being removed from his role, four people familiar with the matter said, at a time when the housing regulator is playing a role in President Donald Trump's targeting of perceived political enemies.

  5. US-backed mortgage giant Fannie Mae cuts more than 62 jobs across departments
    Reuters | 10/30/25 06:31 PM EDT

    -U.S.?government-sponsored mortgage enterprise Fannie Mae has cut more than 62 jobs across departments, including Information Technology,?and Diversity, Equity and Inclusion, Federal Housing Finance Agency Director William Pulte said on Thursday. "We, like any business, must eliminate positions that are not core, or otherwise, to mortgages and new home sales.

  6. US-backed mortgage giant Fannie Mae cuts more than 62 jobs across departments
    Reuters | 10/30/25 06:28 PM EDT

    U.S. government-sponsored mortgage enterprise. Fannie Mae. has cut more than 62 jobs across departments, including Information Technology, and Diversity, Equity and Inclusion, Federal Housing Finance Agency Director William Pulte said on Thursday. "We, like any business, must eliminate positions that are not core, or otherwise, to mortgages and new home sales.

  7. Trump administration fires Fannie Mae ethics officials, WSJ reports
    Reuters | 10/30/25 05:03 PM EDT

    The Trump administration has fired about a dozen officials within Fannie Mae's ethics and internal investigations unit, the Wall Street Journal reported on Thursday, citing people familiar with the matter.

  8. BRIEF-Freddie Mac Prices Approximately $343.2 Million SLST Securitization
    Reuters | 10/28/25 09:40 AM EDT

    Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp (FMCC) : * FREDDIE MAC PRICES APPROXIMATELY $343.2 MILLION SLST SECURITIZATION Source text: Further company coverage:

  9. US single-family home prices increase in August, FHFA says
    Reuters | 10/28/25 09:03 AM EDT

    U.S. single-family house prices increased in August even as supply has improved significantly, suggesting affordability would remain a challenge for many prospective home buyers. ?. House prices rose 0.4% on a month-over-month basis, the Federal Housing Finance Agency said on Tuesday.

  10. BRIEF-Fannie Mae Names Chief Operating Officer, Peter Akwaboah, To Acting CEO And Promotes John Roscoe And Brandon Hamara, To Co-Presidents
    Reuters | 10/22/25 04:29 PM EDT

    Federal National Mortgage Association (FNMA) : * FANNIE MAE NAMES CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER, PETER AKWABOAH, TO ACTING CEO AND PROMOTES JOHN ROSCOE AND BRANDON HAMARA, TO CO-PRESIDENTS Source text: Further company coverage:

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