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Monday, April 22, 2019 5:44:26 PM
Officially ending the conservatorship will require Congressional action, (author opinion, Calabria never said this) but Calabria said he will work to overhaul the system to make re-privatization a smoother process. That could includes changes to the “qualified mortgage patch,” which allows for loans to homebuyers with higher debt-to-income thresholds, the Journal reported.
Calabria said he will not act to allow Fannie and Freddie to keep its profits, (WSJ stated this, but forgot the part but it could be with "separate package of agreements with treasury") which currently are directed to the U.S. Treasury Department. Reversing the policy would allow the mortgage securers to re-capitalize ahead of a privatization, but Calabria said he prefers to enact one sweeping overhaul instead of piecemeal changes.
I don't believe anything will happen until the Collins en banc case has been decided.
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