Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) Policies and Programs
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The Federal Housing Finance Agency serves as the regulator and conservator of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac (the government-sponsored enterprises, or GSEs), as well as the regulator of the Federal Home Loan Bank (FHLB) system. For over a decade, MBA has
been the thought leader for industry and policy stakeholders alike with respect to reforming the GSEs and navigating their conservatorships. MBA’s efforts have focused on addressing the structural flaws of the GSEs’ pre-conservatorship business
models and advocating for critical administrative reforms of recent years to be “locked in” prior to the termination of the conservatorships. Across the GSEs and the FHLBs, MBA has highlighted the need for transparent policies that promote
liquidity while ensuring fair and equal access to the secondary market for lenders of all types and sizes.
Recent MBA Activity Related to Secondary and Capital Markets Issues
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MBA Letter to FHFA on Proposed Duty to Serve Underserved Markets Plans
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MBA Testimony of David H. Stevens: “Principles of Housing Finance Reform”
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MBA Letter to DOA on Improving Customer Service
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MBA Letter to FHFA on Duty to Serve Proposed Evaluation Guidance
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MBA Letter to the House Financial Services Committee on Financial CHOICE Act 2.0
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MBA Letter to FHFA on Chattel Financing of Manufactured Homes Request for Input
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MBA Letter to FHFA on Duty to Serve Proposed Rule
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Joint Letter to House Financial Services Committee on Congress Blocking FHFA's Proposed FHLB Rule
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MBA Letter to Senate Appropriations Committee on HUD Appropriations for FY 2016
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MBA Letter to Senate Banking Committee Chairman on the Financial Regulatory Improvement Act of 2015