Mel Watt
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Here’s why small lenders should support GSE reform
Jun 29, 2017[Expert commentary] There appears to be a concerted, well-funded campaign out there spreading the myth that Congressional GSE reform is bad for small lenders. As a small-to-midsize lender myself, I promise you that this idea is false. In fact, the single biggest risk to small lenders is that Congress doesn’t act and the GSEs are allowed to recapitalize and are released from conservatorship without first being reformed.
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FHFA’s Watt reiterates that housing finance reform must come from Congress
May 18, 2017 -
Why we should quit wasting money on consumer education
Oct 25, 2016 -
Fannie Mae announces sweeping program for mortgage lender “freedom” from penalties
Oct 24, 2016 -
FHFA pivots to affordable housing, single-family rentals
Oct 23, 2016 -
Mortgage bankers, Realtors, home builders to FHFA: Let Congress handle GSE reform
Jun 08, 2016 -
FHFA makes it official: Principal reduction is coming
Apr 14, 2016 -
New York Attorney General pushes FHFA for principal reduction
Apr 08, 2016 -
Housing rights protestors shut down FHFA Director Watt’s lecture at Harvard
Apr 06, 2016 -
The math behind the need for GSE reform
Feb 22, 2016 -
Fannie, Freddie CEOs get a well-deserved huge boost in pay
Jul 01, 2015 -
FHLB Des Moines, FHLB Seattle finalize merger
Jun 01, 2015