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Fannie Mae Publishes 2025 Holiday Calendar and Disclosure Publication Schedule
Fannie Mae announces the publication of its 2025 Holiday Calendar and Disclosure Publication Schedule.

Fannie Mae Provides Insight into Hurricane Helene
In response to the recent events surrounding Hurricane Helene, we are providing transparency to the market community to assist in analysis of our Single-Family Connecticut Avenue Securities® (CAS) and Credit Insurance Risk Transfer™ (CIRT™) programs.

Fannie Mae Executes its Sixth Credit Insurance Risk Transfer Transaction of 2024 on $6.4 Billion of Single-Family Loans
Fannie Mae announced that it has executed a new Credit Insurance Risk Transfer™ (CIRT™) transaction.

Fannie Mae Announces Winner of its Latest Non-Performing Loan Sale
Fannie Mae announced the results of its twenty-fifth non-performing loan sale transaction.

Fannie Mae Announces Sale of Reperforming Loans
Fannie Mae began marketing its most recent sale of reperforming loans as part of the company's ongoing effort to reduce the size of its retained mortgage portfolio.

Commentaries & Publications

Fannie Mae Benchmark CPR® Bulletin – March 2024
The Benchmark CPR® Bulletin displays charts and trends from our Benchmark CPR dashboard on Data Dynamics, which has been refreshed with February 2024 data.

Mission in Focus
While supporting mortgage lenders and investors, we are also focused on addressing housing challenges that consumers face – including those that disproportionately burden lower- and moderate-income borrowers and renters.

Fannie Mae Publishes Working Paper on Low Balance Lending Economics
Fannie Mae's Economics and Strategic Research and Single-Family Capital Markets teams published a working paper introducing a new methodology that estimates and decomposes lender revenue for Fannie Mae guaranteed loans.

A Look Back: 10 Years of Credit Risk Transfer
Thanks to the dedication and support from our investor, reinsurer, and broker-dealer partners, together we've built a broad and liquid market for U.S. mortgage credit.

Celebrating Over 30 years of the Fannie Mae DUS Program
Nearly 35 years ago, in 1988, Fannie Mae began purchasing multifamily loans through its DUS program and holding these loans in portfolio. In August 1994, the company began securitizing DUS loans and created DUS MBS. Alongside Fannie Mae’s guaranty of timely payment of principal and interest, DUS MBS offer lower-spread volatility relative to many comparable products, stable cash flows that are easy to model, superior call protection, and liquidity enhanced by the large number of dealers engaged in market making.

_{Fannie Mae has been under Federal Housing Finance Agency conservatorship since Sept. 6, 2008.}

_{We also have entered into a senior preferred stock purchase agreement with the U.S. Department of the Treasury pursuant to which Treasury has committed to provide funding to us under specified circumstances.}

_{More information regarding the conservatorship and our agreement with Treasury is provided in our most recent Form 10-K, and may be supplemented by information in any subsequent Form 10-Qs, which are available under "SEC Filings."}