The chief executive officer of Fannie Mae hopes policymakers will take into account the company’s improving financial condition when work begins in earnest on reforms to the government-sponsored enterprises (GSEs) and the rest of U.S. mortgage finance market.
“I’m hopeful the improvement in the company’s financial condition and our ability to return value to taxpayers will cause people to sit back and reflect on some of the positives that the GSEs bring forward,” Fannie Mae Chief Executive Officer Timothy Mayopoulos said during a Jan. 8. policy discussion hosted by Bloomberg Government.
“There is some real value in what the ...
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