Replies to post #792435 on Fannie Mae-No Politics (FNMA)

[Wise Man]

There are always capital requirements. The thresholds are statutory.
Not binding, but FnF have to build capital retaining earnings (Core Capital) once they've been generated.
There is no switch on/off button either.


And no. What the FHFA/UST are doing isn't legal. The Separate Account plan is what is legal, pending unwinding it.
You are showing the ERCF based on the illegal Government theft story that you and other plotters defend in court.
Instead, with the Separate Acct plan, CET1 >2.5 % of ATA.
English much?