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Abstract: NEW YORK (Standard&Poor's) May 6, 2008--Standard&Poor's Ratings Services said today that it affirmed its 'AAA/Stable/A-1+' senior unsecured debt rating on Freddie Mac and placed its 'AA-' risk to the government, subordinated debt, and preferred stock ratings on Freddie Mac on CreditWatch Negative. "The action was a result of expected lower earnings for 2008 and 2009 and quarterly earnings volatility that is reaching beyond the tolerance for the 'AA-' rating. The weak residential mortgage cycle has now lasted much longer than originally anticipated, pushing the expectation for credit-related expenses higher," said Standard&Poor's credit analyst Victoria Wagner. Freddie Mac's lower core earnings performance, driven primarily by rising credit-related expenses, will continue to pressure capital measures. Credit-related
Brief Excerpt: RESEARCH Ratings Definitions Freddie Mac '##-' Senior Unsecured Debt Rating Affirmed; Other Ratings On CreditWatch Negative Publication date: 06-May-2008 Primary Credit Analyst: Victoria Wagner, New York (1) 212-438-7406; victoria_wagner@standardandpoor...
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Ticker: FREIssuer: Freddie MacGICS: Thrifts & Mortgage Finance (40102010)Sector: Global Issuers, Public Finance, Structured FinanceCountry: United StatesRegion: United StatesFree Sample: Click
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