GSEs: Fannie and Freddie Under Fire - Where Do Bondholders Stand? - Sector Article - 2008/07/11 - CreditSights

Report title: GSEs: Fannie and Freddie Under Fire - Where Do Bondholders Stand?

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Abstract: The GSEs have lost investor confidence amid a brutal equity market sell-off. We believe the companies represent the definitive example of systemic safety and soundness risk, and the majority of debt should be supported in a bailout

Brief Excerpt: GSEs: Fannie and Freddie Under Fire - Where Do Bondholders Stand? Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac have lost investor confidence evidenced by the rapid brutal sell-off in their stocks, which could dramatically hinder their ability to raise...

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