Ginnie Mae

TCB’s appeal against Ginnie Mae over reverse-backed collateral will proceed

Following its vow to appeal the initial decision in a case brought against Ginnie Mae over rights to reverse mortgage-backed collateral stemming from the collapse of a major industry lender, filings by Texas Capital Bank (TCB) have been docketed and assigned a case number in the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals. The suit will begin […]

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HUD OIG reveals ongoing reverse mortgage oversight priority

In compliance with a 1978 law that requires government agency watchdogs to provide semi-annual reports on their activities, the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Office of the Inspector General (OIG) published its report on Tuesday. While there were no new indications of scrutiny for the Home Equity Conversion Mortgage (HECM) program, the

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GoodLife Home Loans launches retail reverse mortgage division, says it is actively hiring

An existing reverse mortgage-backed securities issuer and wholesale lender is making a new play for the retail space, according to a new announcement. GoodLife Home Loans, dba of Bellevue, Wash.-based Traditional Mortgage Acceptance Corporation (TMAC), announced this week that it has launched a new retail reverse mortgage division to add to its existing efforts in

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Joe Gormley addresses pesky rumors about Ginnie Mae

What you might have heard about Ginnie Mae is simply rumor, according to Joe Gormley, the government-owned company’s executive vice president and chief operating officer. Gormley says that Ginnie Mae has adequate staffing to fulfill its mission, has no plans to shrink the size of issuers and furthermore is happily accepting new issuers. In a

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What Ginnie Mae’s newest executive is planning for mortgages

Ginnie Mae’s operations chief told the industry Monday he is pursuing data improvements and revisiting several industry suggestions for innovations that could improve operations. When asked about concepts the Mortgage Bankers Association has recommended exploring such as creating a securitization vehicle for early buyout loans, Chief Operating Officer Joseph Gormley said Ginnie is “taking a

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Texas Capital Bank appeals case against Ginnie Mae over reverse mortgage collateral

After lawsuit challenging the government’s authority to extinguish stakes in securitized Federal Housing Administration (FHA)-backed Home Equity Conversion Mortgages (HECMs) was recently decided in favor of Ginnie Mae, the plaintiff in the case has made good on its promise to appeal the decision. Texas Capital Bank (TCB) — which initially filed the lawsuit against Ginnie

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