All OIG Reports

REPORT TITLE Sort ascending REPORT ID REPORT DATE
Intermittent Efforts Over Almost Four Years to Develop a Quality Control Review Process Deprived FHFA of Assurance of the Adequacy and Quality of Enterprise Examinations EVL-2015-007 2015-09-30
Interconnectedness of Enterprise Counterparties with a Common Parent Company WPR-2021-006 2021-09-27
Inspection: FHFA’s Oversight of Enterprise Fraud Risk Management COM-2024-005 2024-03-28
Impact of the Federal Reserve’s Quantitative Easing Programs on Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac EVL-2015-002 2014-10-23
Impact of Pandemic-Related Forbearance and Foreclosure Relief for Single-Family Mortgages on the Enterprises’ Implementation of CECL WPR-2020-007 2020-09-03
Home Affordable Refinance Program: A Mid-Program Assessment EVL-2013-006 2013-08-01
Freddie Mac’s IMAGIN Pilot WPR-2018-005 2018-09-12
Freddie Mac Management Failed to Adopt and Implement Conflicts of Interest Policies Which Aligned Fully with FHFA’s Directive on Senior Executive Officers’ Conflicts of Interest, and With the Charter for the Freddie Mac Board’s Nominating and Governance C COM-2020-006 2020-08-26
Freddie Mac Could Further Reduce Reimbursement Errors by Reviewing More Servicer Claims EVL-2014-011 2014-08-27
For Nine Years, FHFA Has Failed to Take Timely and Decisive Supervisory Action to Bring Fannie Mae into Compliance with its Prudential Standard to Ensure Business Resiliency EVL-2021-002 2021-03-22
For Fiscal Year 2019, FHFA Did Not Always Follow its Policy for Employee Reimbursements and Stipends; FHFA’s Practice for Calculating Employee Travel Stipends Was Not Stated in its Policy Nor Consistently Followed AUD-2020-007 2020-03-26
Five Years After Issuance, Many Examination Modules Remain in Field Test; FHFA Should Establish Timelines and Processes to Ensure Timely Revision of Examiner Guidance EVL-2019-003 2019-09-10
FHFA’s Visibility Into the Enterprises' Credit Risks Has Increased by Reviewing Significantly More of Their Proposed Mortgage Selling Policies Before Implementation COM-2022-006 2022-07-06
FHFA’s Use of its Enterprise Examination Manual, in Practice, Does Not Align with its Goal of Promoting a Consistent Examination Approach or Meet Management’s Expectations AUD-2021-013 2021-09-28
FHFA’s Use of Inconsistent Criteria Materially Affected its Reporting of Remediation of Serious Deficiencies in its 2015 Performance and Accountability Report EVL-2017-001 2016-11-09
FHFA’s Use of Government Travel Cards AUD-2014-010 2014-03-20
FHFA’s Use of Government Purchase Cards AUD-2014-006 2014-01-31
FHFA’s Targeted Examinations of Freddie Mac: Just Over Half of the Targeted Examinations Planned for 2012 through 2015 Were Completed AUD-2016-007 2016-09-30
FHFA’s Targeted Examinations of Fannie Mae: Less than Half of the Targeted Examinations Planned for 2012 through 2015 Were Completed and No Examinations Planned for 2015 Were Completed Before the Report of Examination Issued AUD-2016-006 2016-09-30
FHFA’s Supervisory Planning Process for the Enterprises: Roughly Half of FHFA’s 2014 and 2015 High-Priority Planned Targeted Examinations Did Not Trace to Risk Assessments and Most High-Priority Planned Examinations Were Not Completed AUD-2016-005 2016-09-30
FHFA’s Representation and Warranty Framework AUD-2014-016 2014-09-17
FHFA’s Reporting of Federal Home Loan Bank Director Expenses EVL-2014-005 2014-03-20
FHFA’s Recent Changes to its Housing Finance Examiner Commission Program OIG-2022-002 2021-12-15
FHFA’s Public Reporting of the Enterprises’ Progress Toward the Objectives FHFA Set in the 2020 Conservatorship Scorecard Lacked the Detail and Transparency of Past Reporting EVL-2022-002 2022-03-17
FHFA’s Procurement Awards during the Period January 2017 to September 2019 Followed Most of its Acquisition Policies and Procedures but Some Required Internal Peer Reviews Were Not Performed AUD-2020-006 2020-03-24