Driven, Focused, and Purposeful Results
Grander is a specialized asset manager focused on Mortgage Servicing Rights (MSRs)
As an approved master servicer with both Fannie Mae (FNMA) and Freddie Mac (FHLMC), and a nationally licensed mortgage company, Grander provides investors with direct access to a unique, high-yielding asset class that is typically inaccessible to most market participants.
With over six years of operating history that delivered compelling net performance returns** on our first fund, Grander has proven its ability to source, acquire, and manage MSRs with superior risk-adjusted returns.
As a (GSE) Government-Sponsored Enterprise approved master servicer with a nationally licensed mortgage company, we combine:
• 20+ years of experience in mortgage servicing and structured credit
• Proprietary analytical models for disciplined MSR selection
• Efficient, cost‑effective operations for superior net returns
**(Please contact investor relations for historical performance data)
Robert Williams, CEO Investing in Mortgage Service Rights (MSR)
Some of the topics discussed:
- Mortgage Servicing Rights Investment Overview
- Mortgage Servicing Rights: Barriers to Entry
- Grander MSR Management Strategy & Investment process
- Quarterly Cash Distribution
Our Team
At Grander we foster lasting relationships by listening to the goals and needs of our clients.
What We Do
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Insights
2025 3Q Grander Commentary
The U.S. economy decelerated in 2025, but a recession is considered unlikely by some analysts due to several mitigating factors. While growth slowed and job creation weakened, a combination of fiscal stimulus, modest unemployment changes, resilient global manufacturing, and strong tech investments offers reasons for a more optimistic, albeit modest, growth forecast for 2026. The…
2025 1Q Grander Commentary
Market Observations The first quarter of 2025 saw significant challenges in the US stock market, with the S&P 500 falling 4.6% and the NASDAQ dropping 10.4%. Concerns over the Trump administration’s tariff policies and their economic implications contributed to this downturn. Additionally, the Russell 2000 decreased by nearly 10% amid expectations of prolonged higher interest…