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Residential Mortgage Securitization Forum
June 3, 2026
Union League ClubNew York, NY

Provisional Start & End Times:

June 3rd 8:00am-6:00pm

Big Picture Issues

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The Economy, Mortgage Market, Consumer & Housing Market

  • Evaluating macro trends affecting interest rates and demand dynamics
  • Analyzing consumer resilience: Loan demand/defaults, employment rates, household and credit card debt levels, and mortgage origination trends
  • Will the increase in volume of non-agency MBS continue?
  • Housing affordability pressures: rising property taxes/insurance premiums and refi-lock effects from changing interest rates
  • Identifying whether the current interest rates can unlock pent-up demand
  • Impact of announced $200 billion government purchases and commercial bank holdings
  • Homes and the supply side
  • Regulatory and policy shifts

Securitization Themes

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Structuring: The Art, Science & Latest Developments In RMBS Design & Financial Engineering In This Shifting Market

  • Impact of 2026 agency criteria updates on tranche sizing, credit enhancement requirements, and Advance Rate optimization
  • Dynamic trigger point evolution in this economic environment for pro-rata or sequential repayment structures
  • Assessing issuer perspective on optimizing the capital stack.
  • Funky non-agency collateral types and their intricacies
  • Designing CMOs with specific prepayment and extension risk profiles for varied investor needs
  • Balancing registered structure cost and complexity vs. the liquidity and limited investor pool of Rule 144A
  • Implementing new industry due diligence standards for seasoned loans to enhance cash flow modeling and deal execution.
  • Navigating the Reg AB II modernization and the 2026 Basel III capital re-proposal for enhanced deal execution
  • Lien priority and payment shock complexities across diverse collateral types
  • Optimizing tranches for capital efficiency by segmenting pools with varied DTI, LTV, and FICO scores

Post-Securitization

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Post-Origination Best Practices For Securitization Governance, Admin, Servicing, Surveillance, Asset Management & Reporting

  • Navigating the administrative burden of Ginnie Mae’s recovery and resilience mandates alongside the GSEs' new credit score model transitions
  • Solving the challenges inherent with managing MSR valuation volatility and the timing of servicing advances
  • When should you administer in-house and when should you outsource? Best practices for scaling your administration function
  • What kind of monitoring and reporting are you using to evaluate your admin team?
  • Best practices, reporting and governance for managing early buyouts
  • What kind of proprietary technology stacks are needed compliance and real-time analytics
  • What is out there for on-demand insights into portfolio performance, homeowner behavior, and risk indicators
  • Leveraging agentic AI for predictive analytics and compliance

Sector-Specific Discussions


These interactive discussions will address the market conditions, risk & investment strength, and securitization specifics, as well as the underwriting, performance, surveillance, and execution requirements unique to each of the following mortgage products:

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Home Equity: Comparing The Growth & Risks Of The Old World With The New

This session contrasts traditional Reverse Mortgages, Second Liens, and HELOCs with the rapid growth of Home Equity Investments (HEI). The discussion will dive into the economics of tapping high-equity portfolios in 2026, the competitive impact of the GSEs' entry into the second-lien market, and how new political and administrative shifts are reshaping the sector. Experts will also address fresh market "wrinkles," focusing on the performance of non-debt products and the surveillance required to monitor "silent seconds" and regional risk.