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Essential LiquidityA constant source of funding
for your mortgage production Speaker NameDate
of event
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Essential Liquidity
A constant source of funding for your mortgage
production
  • During a time of market uncertainty, Freddie Mac
    remains a stable and constant source of liquidity
    for your mortgage production. Each day, we fund
    mortgages in all geographic markets and provide
    you with a variety of cash and securities
    execution options to meet your specific business
    needs.
  • As a source of essential liquidity, Freddie Mac
    is
  • Playing a leadership role in implementing the
    federal Making Home Affordable Program with the
    Freddie Mac Relief Refinance MortgageSM and the
    federal Home Affordable Modification Program
  • Continually purchasing or guaranteeing hundreds
    of billions of dollars of mortgage loans and
    mortgage related securities
  • Buying conventional conforming and super
    conforming mortgages in all geographic markets
    through a variety of competitive executions

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Current Housing Market Conditions
A constant source of funding for your mortgage
production
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House Prices Have Declined by 17 Percent Since
June 2006
A constant source of funding for your mortgage
production
U.S. Quarterly Percentage Growth
Source -- Freddie Mac. Based on Freddie Macs SF
portfolio.
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GSEs Support A Majority of Home Loans, But
Comprise A Small Share of Delinquencies
A constant source of funding for your mortgage
production
Percent of MDO
Percent of 90-Day Lates
Meanwhile, non-Agency MBS comprise 13 of MDO but
42 of delinquencies
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We Provide Liquidity throughSingle Family Credit
Guarantees
A constant source of funding for your mortgage
production
Freddie SF PC Portfolio
1.85 T
Ending Balance in Billions
Source Freddie Mac annual reports and monthly
volume summaries
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The GSEs Are Supporting Three-Quarters of the
Market Today
A constant source of funding for your mortgage
production
Percent of MBS Issuances
2Q09
77
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GSEs Have Kept Conforming Rates Lower
A constant source of funding for your mortgage
production
Effective Spread Between Jumbo and Conforming
30-Year FRM
bps
30-Yr FRM Rates, June 2009 Conforming 5.38
Super-Conforming 5.58
Jumbo 6.32
Source HSH Associates. Effective spread adds
fees and points as of August 28, 2009.
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Our Business Volumes Have Surged
A constant source of funding for your mortgage
production
in Billions
Freddie SF Purchases
Source Freddie Mac monthly volume summaries
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The Federal Making Home Affordable Program
A constant source of funding for your mortgage
production
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The Making Home Affordable Program Freddie
Macs Relief Refinance MortgageSM Same Servicer
Option
A constant source of funding for your mortgage
production
  • Who will benefit?
  • Homeowners who are current and would benefit from
    refis, including those with underwater mortgages
  • Borrowers with loans already owned or guaranteed
    by Freddie Mac, available through borrowers
    current Seller/Servicer
  • Features
  • Properties are 1- to 4-unit, owner-occupied
    includes primary residences, condos, second
    homes, and investment properties
  • Simplified refis for loans up to 125 LTV no
    maximum TLTV
  • Allows the lesser of 4 percent of the new
    refinance mortgage amount or 5,000 of closing
    costs/prepaids, to be rolled into the new
    refinance mortgage
  • Rep-and-warrant relief (collateral only) for
    eligible 1-unit properties using point value
    estimate data from Home Value Explorer
  • No new or increased mortgage insurance

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The Making Home Affordable Program Freddie
Macs Relief Refinance MortgageSM Open Access
Option
A constant source of funding for your mortgage
production
  • Who will benefit?
  • Homeowners who are current and would benefit from
    refis, including those with underwater mortgages
  • Borrowers with loans already owned or guaranteed
    by Freddie Mac can be originated by any Freddie
    Mac Seller/Servicer as of October 1, 2009
  • Features
  • Same features as Same Servicer Option, including
    up to 125 percent LTV
  • Requires new underwriting can be assessed
    through Loan Prospector
  • Allows the lesser of 4 percent of the new
    refinance mortgage amount or 5,000 of closing
    costs/prepaids, to be rolled into the new
    refinance mortgage

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The Making Home Affordable Program Federal
Home Affordable Modification Program
A constant source of funding for your mortgage
production
  • Who will benefit?
  • At-risk homeowners where lower mortgage payments
    could prevent foreclosure
  • Current borrowers who are in danger of imminent
    default, as well as borrowers who are delinquent,
    in foreclosure, or in active bankruptcy
  • Loans already owned or guaranteed by Freddie Mac
    or Fannie Mae
  • Features
  • Reduces borrower mortgage payments to as low as
    31 DTI
  • Provides additional financial incentives for
    Servicers and borrowers
  • Suspends foreclosure sales for those under
    consideration for this program
  • Available on 1- to 4-unit, owner-occupied,
    primary residences
  • Requires borrowers with DTI of ? 55 to attend
    credit counseling
  • Effective immediately

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Continually Injecting Liquidity
A constant source of funding for your mortgage
production
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We Fund Mortgages Every Day
A constant source of funding for your mortgage
production
  • In 2008, we helped stabilize the market by
    purchasing or guaranteeing more than 460 billion
    in mortgage loans and mortgage-related
    securities, helping to finance more than 1.7
    million single-family homes and 620,000 units of
    rental housing.
  • To continue to provide your business with
    liquidity, we have
  • Aligned our Single-Family business priorities
    to reflect market stabilization goals
  • Continued to buy a variety of mortgages,
    holding the risk for the life of every loan we
    purchase that meets our requirements
  • Increased our role in stabilizing the market
    with our super conforming offering and
    increased loan limits in high-cost areas

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Business Priorities Reflect Our Goal to
Stabilize Mortgage Markets
A constant source of funding for your mortgage
production
  • Support all housing markets at all times
  • Reinforce prudent lending standards that support
    sustainable homeownership
  • Implement change in GSE loan limits
  • Conforming limit remains at 417,000
  • New super conforming limit in high-cost markets
  • Use risk-based pricing to support a broader array
    of loans
  • Set credit and pricing policies based on lessons
    learned from the housing boom-and-bust

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Prudent Lending Standards Support Liquidity
A constant source of funding for your mortgage
production
  • We have modified requirements so that more
    lenders and borrowers can succeed over the long
    term. Weve
  • Adjusted maximum loan-to-value and
    debt-to-income ratios in response to housing
    market conditions
  • Over the last two years, eliminated the purchase
    of stated income/stated assets- type loans and
    other riskier mortgages originated with little
    documentation or verification
  • Modified lending requirements to address the
    performance of mortgages with excessive layered
    risk and historically higher default rates
  • Because of these actions, we continue to offer a
    variety of affordable mortgage products and
    property types to meet your borrowers needs.

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Super Conforming Offering Provides Increased
Conforming Loan Limits in Certain High-Cost Areas
A constant source of funding for your mortgage
production
  • Overview
  • Introduced super conforming offering January 1,
    2009
  • New loan limits for high-cost areas
  • New legislation announced February 2009 increased
    the loan limit to the higher of the conforming
    jumbo (2008) or super conforming (2009) limit
  • Raised the maximum loan limit to 729,750
    (1-unit) for loans in eligible locations higher
    limits for 2- to 4-units
  • SIFMA has already indicated that it will extend
    the 10 de minimis inclusion for loans at the
    higher limit to be TBA eligible
  • Cash and Guarantor executions available
  • De minimis requirement Greater of 2M or 10 of
    monthly cash deliveries

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Strong Cash Execution Provides Needed Liquidity
A constant source of funding for your mortgage
production
  • Servicing-released or servicing-retained Cash
    execution options yield top securities market
    prices for your loans.
  • Servicing-retained sale option lets you retain
    your borrower relationships and hold the value
    of your servicing asset
  • Servicing-released sale option maximizes your
    servicing-released premiums with multiple buyers
    for your servicing
  • Best efforts commitment option reduces your
    interest rate and pipeline risk, providing
    greater control over all your secondary market
    activities.
  • Lock in competitive prices for fixed-rate cash
    contracts
  • Contracts become mandatory only if the loan
    closes
  • For loans that dont close despite your best
    efforts, locks are cancelled without a pair-off
    fee

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Freddie Mac is Committed to Working Closely With
You
A constant source of funding for your mortgage
production
  • Freddie Mac is planning for the future. Today and
    tomorrow, we will be a constant and stable source
    of liquidity for responsible lending products
    that will continue to provide affordable mortgage
    financing for you and your borrowers.

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