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Friday, December 04, 2020 12:34:31 PM
Fannie (according to a retired CFO) was aware of the risk as early as 2006. But, they could do nothing. So, they started piling up reserves and buying CDSs (i.e. to cover the mortgage risk) hoping to transfer the risks to other financial institutions and insurance companies. It ended up all TBTFs were unable to cope with the crisis. The GSEs bailout in 2008 was actually to bailout the TBTFs. That's my understanding and may not be correct. Please do your own DD.
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