Replies to post #793246 on Fannie Mae-No Politics (FNMA)

[stockanalyze]

for the lazy ones, here is the link
https://www.sec.gov/oiea/Complaint.html
your weekend homework, don't get a 'f' must get an 'a'
joke aside, we all must do it, it will be useful, everything else has failed
flood the sec site . it is the fannie weekend. at least we are following the law.. sec database and the record cannot be wiped out, not any party's property but will be a permanent record.

instant gratification : a cool emoji when you confirm that you got an "a"

[Wise Man]

Don't mix up the Separate Account plan with your add-ons, Mr. Pro Se.
Crazy stuff with your 30+ aliases, with the objective to tarnish the image of those that truly post in-depth analysis: "spsa an illegal contract", "illegal actions of treasury to appropriate 200 billion in taxpayer debt", etc.

An by the way, the U.S. banks have the same Basel framework and the same capital requirements as FnF with the Risk-based capital ratios (RWA): CET1=4.5%; Tier 1 capital=6%; Total Capital=8%.
With the Leverage ratios (adjusted total assets), the banks have more stringent capital requirements: Tier 1 capital=4%, whereas 2.5% in FnF.