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Monday, July 22, 2019 12:15:23 AM
See my article here.
Later, in July 2011, the FHFA approved 4 exceptions that allow paying dividends. None of them are met with the Treasury's credit line because it increases FnF's obligations (debentures). Not even the 4th one: "in the public interest". The interest of the public is to recapitalize FnF in order to protect the taxpayer, not steal money from private companies.
Furthermore, a dividend doesn't comply with the Conservator's Power "put FnF in a sound and solvent condition" because it depletes capital.
But the first exception in the CFR, signals "to meet their risk-based capital levels", which means a dividend for their recapitalization.
By the way, the Conservator's Incidental Power: "take any action in the best interests of the enterprises and the FHFA", the White House, Kavanaugh, etc, have already said that the FHFA, as Conservator, is a private entity and not a U.S. Agency.
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