Fannie Mae-No Politics (FNMA)

[Robert from yahoo bd]

"If it is too high, the economic equivalent of an unnecessary tax on homeownership will be created, which is contrary to the long-standing and bipartisan public policy goal of supporting sustainable homeownershi5. It is therefore incumbent upon the FHFA to find the “just right” Goldilocks level of capital requirement, i.e., enough for fully adequate safety and soundness, but not materially more."