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Freddie Mac Footprint Continues to Shrink

by devteam June 26th, 2013 | Share

Freddie Mac’s Total Mortgage Portfoliorndecreased from an unpaid principle balance (UPB) of $1.949 trillion</bat the end of April to $1.944 trillion at the end of May, anrnannualized rate of (3.0) percent compared to an increase of 0.6rnpercent from March to April. May was the first time the portfoliornbalance has dropped since February. Thus far in 2013 the value ofrnthe total portfolio has fallen at an annualized rate of (1.5)rnpercent.</p

Single-family refinance loan purchasesrnand guarantee volume was $30.5 billion in May, representing 72rnpercent of the total of $42.4 billion in purchases and issuances inrnthe Total Mortgage Portfolio during the month. Relief refinancernmortgages comprised about one-third of those refinances based on UPB.rn Sales in the Total Mortgage Portfolio were ($2.01) billion andrnliquidations ($45.2) billion for a net decrease of ($4.8) billion.</p

The Mortgage Related InvestmentrnPortfolio had an ending balance of $518.5 billion compared to $528.3rnbillion in April, a decrease of $9.8 billion. The annualized growthrnrate of the portfolio year-to-date is (16.8) percent. At the end ofrnthe reporting period that portfolio consisted of $175.2 billion inrnPCs, REMICs, and other structured securities; $20.12 billion inrnAgency Securities; $116.9 billion in Non-Agency Securities, andrn$206.2 billion in mortgage loans.</p

Mortgage related securities and otherrnguarantee commitments increased by an annualized rate of 2.2 percentrnin May to an ending UPB of $1.601 trillion. That portfolio hasrnincreased for the last three months and by 2.4 percent thus far inrn2013.</p

Freddie Mac’s single family delinquencyrnrate fell to 2.85 percent from 2.91 percent in April and 3.50 percentrnone year earlier. The rate for the non-credit enhanced portion ofrnthe portfolio was 2.35 percent, down 5 basis points from April andrnthe credit enhanced portion dropped from 6.42 percent in April torn6.26 percent. One year ago that rate stood at 7.99 percent. Therndelinquency rate for the multi-family portfolio was 0.08 percent inrnMay, down from 0.09 percent in April.</p

Freddie Mac completed 6,165 loanrnmodifications in May and has completed a total of 32,846 in the firstrnfive months of the year. </p

The company said its exposure tornchanges in portfolio market value (PMVS-L) averaged $359 million inrnMay. The duration gap averaged 1 month.

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Steven A Feinberg (@CPAsteve) of Appletree Business Services LLC, is a PASBA member accountant located in Londonderry, New Hampshire.

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