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Federal Reserve’s Updated TALF Program Excludes Support for Mortgage Servicing Advance Financing

By Eric J. Edwardson on April 10, 2020
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As the residential mortgage community is aware, loan servicers are facing significant financial burdens from the servicing advance obligations associated with the loan forbearance mandates of the CARES Act. Over the past few days, there has been considerable reporting and reaction to the statements by the Director of the Federal Housing Finance Agency that Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac will not provide financial assistance to servicers facing these burdens. On the heels of those statements, the Federal Reserve has unfortunately eliminated another potential source of support for those servicers.

Continue reading on Mayer Brown’s Consumer Financial Services Review blog.

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