Ginnie Mae

Ginnie Mae’s MBS portfolio reached $2.91T in March 2026, with $46.1B in new issuances and $4.16B in net growth. We supported loans for 128K+ American households, including 49K+ first-time homebuyers. Learn more: ow.ly/aha650YJTRM.

“The GMAR serves as an enormously comprehensive data reference for understanding mortgage market trends.” Read the report: ow.ly/SX2e50YBgES.

From February’s GMAR: Matt Kaiser, Senior Vice President of Ginnie Mae’s Office of Capital Markets, highlighted the importance of the agency’s flagship market report.

Ginnie Mae continues to execute on that vision with eNotes eligible for Pools Issued for Immediate Transfer for issuances dated Feb. 1, 2026, and later, advancing digital lending nationwide. Learn more: ow.ly/Ktz950YzmpV.

ICYMI📣 President Trump’s Executive Order on Promoting Access to Mortgage Credit calls for standardizing eNotes and digital mortgage tools.

“Optimizing the Ginnie Mae platform to ensure stability, liquidity, and affordability remains our top priority.”— Ginnie Mae President Joseph M. Gormley. More in this month’s GMAR: ow.ly/8EZL50YyE9N.

February GMAR is out. Highlights: · Spreads -0.78% · Japan yields +18 bps · Hedged yields ~2.39% (6Y high) · FHA delinquencies: 5.14% | VA: 2.58% Read the report: ow.ly/FILI50Ywmaa.

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Ginnie Mae’s MBS portfolio reached $2.909T in Feb. 2026, with $39B in new issuances and $4.5B in net growth. We supported loans for 113K+ American households, including 43K+ first-time homebuyers.

· Ginnie Mae MBS led agency issuance: $516.9B gross. · REMIC issuance totaled $227.6B. · Strong MBS demand from broker-dealers, pensions, REITs & foreign investors. Read the report: ow.ly/WzS550YinTo. 2/2

Our January GMAR is out. Highlights: · Ginnie Mae II spreads tightened: 1.43% → 0.88%. · Fed cut 75 bps in the second half of 2025 and ended QT. · 30-year mortgage rates fell ~1 point to just above 6%. 1/2

Ginnie Mae’s MBS portfolio reached $2.9T in Jan. 2026, with $52.1B in new issuances and $20.6B in net growth. We supported loans for 147K+ American households, including 57K+ first-time homebuyers. Learn more: ow.ly/ZquV50YesuL.

A visual look at Ginnie Mae’s fiscal year 2025 performance—$526.4B in MBS issuance, ~1.4M households financed, and continued progress in modernization and efficiency. Read the report: ow.ly/KQUC50Y4RIY.

“Maintaining a clean audit opinion while modernizing systems and expanding data transparency requires secure internal controls and enterprise-wide collaboration,” said Erica Johnson. Read the audit and transparency outcomes: ow.ly/KQUC50Y4RIY. 2/2

Operational excellence and a sixth consecutive clean audit reflect Ginnie Mae’s strong governance, controls, and transparency in 2025. 1/2

CFO Toky Lofinmakin shares how disciplined financial management, modernization, and operational efficiency helped Ginnie Mae finance ~1.4M households and sustain market confidence in fiscal year 2025. Watch the video below. Read the report: ow.ly/KQUC50Y4RIY.

Cybersecurity remained a top priority for Ginnie Mae in FY 2025.   “Protecting the integrity of our platform is essential to maintaining market confidence and protecting American taxpayers.” – Haj Ramos, SVP, OEDTS, Ginnie Mae. Read the AFR: ow.ly/KQUC50Y4RIY.

CRO Gregory Keith discusses how strong risk management and platform resilience sustained liquidity, borrower access, and investor confidence in fiscal year 2025.🎥Watch the video below. Read the report: ow.ly/KQUC50Y4RIY.

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Advances in modernization, digital collateral, and operational efficiency helped Ginnie Mae sustain liquidity and support borrowers in 2025. “Despite ongoing economic headwinds, Ginnie Mae maintained strong financial health and operational discipline,” said CFO Toky Lofinmakin.