Replies to post #754040 on Fannie Mae-No Politics (FNMA)

[Wise Man]

These are the other capital metrics:CET1 and Tier1 capital.
Also estimations under a Separate Account plan, without the amortization of Deferred Income and as of end of 2022.
The regulator established "Prescribed Capital Buffers" for these new metrics.
The Core Capital and Total Capital posted before, don't have prescribed capital buffers because their definition is statutory (FHEFSSA)

$FNMA FELL SHORT OF CAPITAL BUFFER REQUIRED
Risk-Based C.requirement
CET1 =$102.5B. Buffer =$43.5B🆚$79B Buffer required.🚨55%. Max payout ratio=40%
Tier1 =$121.6B. Buffer =$42.6B🆚$79B.🚨54%. Max payout ratio=40%
Leverage C.
Tier1 Buffer=$7.6B🆚$23B required.🚨33%.Max payout=20% pic.twitter.com/iPYfsMdNKy

— Conservatives against Trump (@CarlosVignote) March 23, 2023

[Wise Man]

The $25.5 billion PLMBS lawsuit settlement (a $202 billion PLMBS portfolio lawsuit against 18 financial institutions) is also included in the capital metrics, split 73%/27% (Freddie Mac/Fannie Mae) based on the AOCI (accumulated unrealized losses of the AFS securities) in June 2008, and not "just the CRT expenses, net", previously pointed out.