They don't care for giving existing stakeholders anything but they DO understand that they have to give new incoming private capital a return if they want private capital to take the first loss position.
We cant expect the UST or FHFA to propose anything that does not claim that the SPSA liquidation value is legit to start. The Jan 2020 Amendment stands and the CBO has already come out with this methodology.
Ultimately I think Tim Howard is right and the common cram down does not happen. I know that many believe that the warrants are not valid but it is my opinion that is our best case in that we will be 20/80 with the UST.
All the shenanigans should scare the shit out of Congress and they should not let the woke crowd use the GSE heist as a playbook for future Nationalizations. The CBO paper mentions the Farm Credit system as having a similar structure and it is not unforseeable that the rise in interest rates and oil prices could cause a financial meltdown for the farm credit system.
The remaining cases should be on our side and promote a good settlement if they want to get the Calhoun plan done in a way that cant be unwound but we have good reason to be wary of SCOTUS and the Court system in particular.
The public Common is worth $ 20 to $ 60 bn - will the UST take it?
Most of all the way UST can maximize its investment is to treat the public common right and raise equity as soon as possible to minimize duration risk. The potential for UST stake losses due to duration risk in its equity portion of the future GSE capital structure is much more than what they potentially can rip off investors for.