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FHFA gets blowback on proposed liquidity requirements

FHFA gets blowback on proposed liquidity requirements

Industry stakeholders took to a virtual forum Monday afternoon to share their thoughts on proposed tweaks to criteria for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac sellers and servicers, as well as a 2021 proposal by Ginnie Mae for its issuers.

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