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Credit Risk Transfer

Pioneered by Freddie Mac in 2013, credit risk transfer® (CRT) programs structure mortgage credit risk into securities and (re)insurance offerings, transferring credit risk exposure from U.S taxpayers to private capital. CRT supports Freddie Mac’s mission of providing stability, liquidity and affordability to the U.S. housing market.  

Conferences | May 2, 2023

Investor Day 2023

At Investor Day 2023, Freddie Mac leadership and market experts gave updates on credit and servicing policy, as well as portfolio management and the CRT market. View presentations for more information.

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Insights

Freddie Mac Brings Greater Diversity and Equity to CRT Programs

Freddie Mac Single-Family and Multifamily CRT programs acquired credit protection of approximately $833 million on more than $50 billion UPB of mortgage loans, brokered by Aon plc and sub-brokered by Protecdiv.

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Webcasts

Freddie Mac CRT Quarterly Webinar January 2023 – Replay Available

CRT Vice President, Mike Reynolds, provides updates on the CRT programs, including performance trends and secondary market activity.

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Podcasts

CRTcast E7: State of the (Re)insurance Market

Mike Reynolds and Aon’s Joe Monaghan talk about the state of the (re)insurance market and its potential impact on (re)insurers.

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CRT offers a disciplined opportunity for market participants to take advantage of Freddie Mac's credit risk management expertise and gain exposure to the creditworthiness of the U.S. housing market.

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Explore our wide range of materials to help you do business with Freddie Mac, which include the latest Single-Family CRT communication, program updates, quarterly forecasts, and more.