Fannie Mae-No Politics (FNMA)

[Robert from yahoo bd]

You know the FHFA/UST has total control over this and given the size and profitability of their asset base there are alot of ways to get shareholders made somewhat whole. But it seems to me that for every dollar of capital retained on their balance sheet, the easier it will be to exit conservatorship.

How long will that take? I think the answer may be in the Houlihan, JP Morgan, et. al. recommendations as well as internal FHFA/UST documents.

But I would imagine that the dust needs to settle from all the litigation to determine EXACTLY WHERE THE PARTIES LEGAL RIGHTS ARE PRIOR TO EXITING THE CONSERVATORSHIP, and that could take awhile....