FnF didn't participate in the CPP program. The average price of the preceeding 20 days is related to how the exercise price of the Warrant was set initially, when a bank got approval to participate in the CPP program.
FnF is different. The exercise price was set at $0.00001 per common stock. It was more a collateral than a compensation. Illegal in the Charter's Fee Limitation. Pagliara is your boss.
That’s great, we don’t have to worry about the warrants. By the time loans are declared fully repaid, Fannie should be about $2. The payout to settle the warrants will be $2B. The GSEs sponsorship to affordable housing already cost them $1.1B. That’s robbery again.