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IG: Three Years Too Long to Implement GSE Loan Write-off Accounting
August 20, 2013
Charles Wisniowski
Three years appears to be an inordinately long period to fully implement the advisory bulletin, writes the IG of the Federal Housing Finance Agency.
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