Title 12 › Chapter 46— GOVERNMENT SPONSORED ENTERPRISES › Subchapter I— SUPERVISION AND REGULATION OF ENTERPRISES › Part B— Additional Authorities of the Director › Subpart 1— general authority › § 4544
The Director must send a report each year by October 30 to the Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs and the House Committee on Financial Services. The report comes after the Director reviews reports from the enterprises. It must say how each enterprise is meeting annual housing goals, serving underserved markets, following other legal duties, getting credit toward goals from certain transactions, and achieving its legal purpose. It must also suggest actions each enterprise could take to better reach those goals. The report must include data analysis. That includes aggregated income information to check goal compliance, and income, race, and gender data by census tract compared with broader trends. It must show how much each enterprise deals with subprime and nontraditional loans and compare those loans’ features to other loans. It must compare high-cost loans that were securitized but not kept by the enterprise to loans that were kept or repurchased, looking at things like property price, loan-to-value (including second liens), loan terms, and borrower credit. To help with this, the Director must run a monthly mortgage market survey collecting those mortgage details and information on subprime and nontraditional borrowers (including whether they would qualify for prime loans). The Director must make the survey data public quickly but may change it to avoid identifying any borrower or releasing data already publicly available. "Identifiable form" means any data that would let someone figure out who the borrower is.
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12 U.S.C. § 4544
Title 12 — Banks and Banking
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Apr 3, 2026
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