Replies to post #439943 on Fannie Mae-No Politics (FNMA)

[whipstick]

they'll be excited to get sued by common shareholders again

[FreeFNMA]

Under the proposal, preferred shareholders of Fannie and Freddie could be made whole or close to it, depending on the final outlines of the transition, the people said. But common shareholders may not fare as well, they said. Whether and how shareholders get compensated in the transition to the new system is still an open question. Investors in the companies include several prominent hedge funds.

[TheDon3]

This conflicts with Lorraines tweets about some shareholders who were wiped out being made whole eventually.

Wiped out shareholders generally refers to commons.

Both aren't reporters I'd trust lol.

[Donotunderstand]

No idea why such guarantee should go via GNMA? (Is GNMA 100% a GOV agency?)