Monday, February 24, 2020 12:20:34 PM
Irrelevant. Treasury also only internally values the warrants at $60-80B according to Craig Phillips. I have no idea where $400B comes from.
Irrelevant because HERA's mandate is to conserve and preserve the assets of its wards. The warrants are for shares of common stock, which are equity, not assets. HERA has nothing to say about conserving and preserving equity.
I agree.
Calabria and Mnuchin said, on page 6 of their recent letter, that "the Enterprises will likely need to raise third-party capital". This "if" of yours tilts much closer to certainty than its opposite.
What leads you to your conclusion of "minor, very little dilution"? Especially in light of the warrants, which by themselves involve rather heavy dilution?
HERA proves this false. While FnF's core capital is below Calabria's minimum capital standard, they will be classified "significantly undercapitalized". That means, according to 12 USC 4616, Calabria will be able to
and can also hand-pick the boards:
Therefore while FnF remain below the minimum Calabria will set, your statement "raised by boards of directors elected by common shareholders" is false. And when FnF are above that standard, they probably will not have to raise much, if any, capital at all.
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