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“This new trove of documents conclusively shows that the net worth sweep was designed solely to boost Treasury’s coffers and prevent the GSEs from rebuilding capital or exiting conservatorship,” said Investors Unite, a shareholder rights group.

Mnuchin said leaving the GSEs in conservatorship for the next four years “makes no sense.”