Tuesday, October 22, 2013 5:09:08 PM
About $26 billion in Bank settlements. That's about what the figure should be when everyone pays up, based on the 13% pay rate analysts are stating.
With Freddie using it's $28+B tax credit and 3Q profits from FnF we should be right at "net-zero". Add in the $26B from bank settlements and that puts FnF at around $215B pay back to taxpayers. That's a bigger return/profit than the government got from the AIG deal (about $210B return on $188B bailout). Of course, that's without counting in any FnF stock value, if used. IMO there could be serious pressure for the release of FnF from conservatorship when this happens.
With Freddie using it's $28+B tax credit and 3Q profits from FnF we should be right at "net-zero". Add in the $26B from bank settlements and that puts FnF at around $215B pay back to taxpayers. That's a bigger return/profit than the government got from the AIG deal (about $210B return on $188B bailout). Of course, that's without counting in any FnF stock value, if used. IMO there could be serious pressure for the release of FnF from conservatorship when this happens.
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