Pennymac Correspondent · Correspondent Announcement 26-111 · Published

Conventional Loan-Level Price Adjustment Revisions

Pennymac announced modifications to its conventional loan-level price adjustments for best-efforts commitments. The updates alter agency-specific adjustment values and amend footnote language regarding credit score applicability.

InformationalEffective Sep 21, 2026All checks passedRead the announcement ↗ (opens in a new tab)

Loan impact

Summarized from the announcement · verified

Applies to: Conventional mortgages committed to Pennymac under best-efforts contracts.

Addressed to
Pennymac correspondent sellersFrom the publisher, not quoted from the text
Investor
PennymacFrom the publisher, not quoted from the text
Affected area
Contracts
Effective
Sep 21, 2026
Applicability confidence
Verified: every row taken from the source text is supported by it; rows marked "from the publisher" are not quoted

Summary by AWACS. Pennymac Correspondent's guide is proprietary, so AWACS does not reproduce its text. Read the official announcement ↗ (opens in a new tab)

What changed

Summarized from the announcement
RequirementPreviouslyNow
Agency pricing adjustment schedulesChangedNot statedUpdated adjustment amounts on the Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac tables.

What to do

AWACS interpretation · not source language

What to review: Review the updated Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac loan-level price adjustment tables and credit score footnote revisions for conventional best-efforts commitments effective 2026-09-21.

QC implications

  • Sample conventional best-efforts commitments to ensure the revised Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac loan-level price adjustment schedules are properly applied.

Source and record

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Checks

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  • Quotes match the source: Passed

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  • Requirements backed by the source: Passed

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  • In scope: Passed

    The document is about residential mortgage lending.

  • Format and labels: Passed

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