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Volume 8 - Number 24

November 18, 2009

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Credit, Not Writedowns, Driving GSE Losses

In the year since Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac have been put into conservatorship and commandeered to implement the bulk of the Obama administration’s homeowner rescue plan, the driver of their continued big losses has changed dramatically. Where once the GSE rivals had been pounded by fair value writedowns from the rough and tumble dynamics of the marketplace... [Includes one chart]

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