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Thursday, October 22, 2020 2:14:00 PM
There's only 1, 2, or 3 ways to raise the money for the over capitalization called for by MC/FSOC, right? Either retain earnings, issue new jps, and/or have UST return some or all of the exproriated funds, right?
This is factually incorrect. The bolded part at least.
Jr. Preferreds do not count towards CET-1, which is the metric FHFA is using to determine if the GSEs are well-capitalized.
The GSEs will need to issue new Common shares in order for the newly raised funds to count towards CET-1.
And any expropriated funds would come in the form of a tax credit, not capital. So those won't count towards CET-1 either.
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