September 08, 2014
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CFA, CAP Comments on FHFA Proposals for Regulating Mortgage Insurers Through Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac
Because the cost of private mortgage insurance by definition falls on lower-wealth borrowers, the PMIERs have as much of an impact, if not more of an impact, on first time and lower income homebuyers and homebuyers of color than guarantee fees. In our view, the proposed requirements will unnecessarily raise the cost of credit for the very borrowers for whom the GSE mission is most important, and we suggest that significant adjustments be made before finalizing them.
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