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national mortgage news: What early mortgage feedback has been like for Basel
In a comment letter to regulators, CHLA expressed skepticism that proposed risk weight reductions will have any significant impact in bringing banks back into the business of originating mortgage loans.
NATIONAL MORTGAGE NEWS: STATE MORTGAGE REGULATORS NEED A SUPERVISION RESET
An op-ed by Scott Olson and Wayne Watkinson raises concerns about the proliferation of state exams for non-bank lenders and how this can become an opportunity for multiple states to pile on with excessive fines for relatively minor offenses
housing wire: “Banking, housing finance groups urge Basel III capital rule changes”
Housing Wire covers comments on bank capital changes – highlighting CHLA’s comments and renewed request for Ginnie Mae to establish a standby Liquidity facility for IMBs
housing wire: Congress reaches bipartisan agreement on ROAD to Housing Act
CHLA Lauds Road to Housing bill – but renews its call for a Moonshot Commitment to address Gen Z Homeownership Challenges
Scotsman Guide: Fannie and Freddie condo crackdown risks credit squeeze, valuation hit
Experts back safety goals but warn rushed rollout could shake condo market stability … “limited review elimination will make it harder and more costly to originate loans for many condo loans,” said Scott Olson
national mortgage news: Fannie leads portfolio growth but Freddie ahead in acquisitionsnational mortgage news:
CHLA praises Fannie/Freddie increases in loan purchases to lower mortgage rates, with article noting CHLA’s leadership on the issue.
national mortgage news: What early mortgage feedback has been like for Basel
In a comment letter to regulators, CHLA expressed skepticism that proposed risk weight reductions will have any significant impact in bringing banks back into the
NATIONAL MORTGAGE NEWS: STATE MORTGAGE REGULATORS NEED A SUPERVISION RESET
An op-ed by Scott Olson and Wayne Watkinson raises concerns about the proliferation of state exams for non-bank lenders and how this can become an