Correct it is highly unlikely Brian Brooks would be the next FHFA director for three good reasons. Firstly the IMF article said someone who worked at Fannie before the conservatorship. Secondly Brooks was offered the position of deputy Treasury Secretary but turned it down. So unlikely he would take the FHFA job. And thirdly Brooks annual salary at Fannie is a few million. The FHFA director makes about $150,000 a year.
And BTW who is David Mudd ?
Btw, this Brooks doesn’t fit the description outline in the article. However, David Mudd and Tim Howard do.