Publications

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Date Publication Title Type Publication ID
Enterprise Monitoring of Cloud Computing Service Providers White Papers WPR-2020-005 View Report →
Oversight by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac of Compliance with Forbearance Requirements Under the CARES Act and Implementing Guidance by Mortgage Servicers Status and Special Reports OIG-2020-004 View Report →
Compliance Review of the Agency's Maintenance of Vehicle Use Logs and Training its Employees on Vehicle Use Compliance Reviews and Inspections COM-2020-004 View Report →
Risk Assessment of FHFA’s Government Purchase Card and Travel Card Programs July 1, 2019 – March 31, 2020 Risk Assessments OIG-RA-2020-001 View Report →
Summary of Administrative Inquiry: The Office of Inspector General’s Review of a Hotline Complaint Alleging Improper Hiring of a Student Intern and Unauthorized Creation of Hiring Authorities Administrative Inquiries OIG-2020-003 View Report →
FHFA Faces a Formidable Challenge: Remediating the Chronic and Pervasive Deficiencies in its Supervision Program Prior to Ending the Conservatorships of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac Status and Special Reports OIG-2020-002 View Report →
FHFA Cannot Assure that All Electronic Media Approved for Destruction in October 2018 Was Destroyed, and it Continues to Lack Adequate Controls over Electronic Media Targeted for Disposal Audits AUD-2020-009 View Report →
FHFA Needs to Strengthen Controls Over its Records Management Program to Comply with OMB and NARA Requirements Audits AUD-2020-008 View Report →
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 Audits AUD-2020-007 View Report →
Despite FHFA’s Recognition of Significant Risks Associated with Fannie Mae’s and Freddie Mac’s High-Risk Models, its Examination of Those Models Over a Six Year Period Has Been Neither Rigorous nor Timely Evaluations EVL-2020-001 View Report →