Fannie Mae Goes Along to Get Along
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By agreeing to its regulator&#39;s demands, the mortgage titan has largely defanged its critics and distanced itself from scandal.
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A shocking expose hit the Street last week about one of the best-loved, most all-American companies out there: Fannie Mae, the mortgage and financial services giant.
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Good diversification will keep this company sailing smoothly.
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Few people know much about mortgage giant Fannie Mae aside from its TV ads, which paint the company as the $1 trillion version of George Bailey&#39;s savings and loan in It&#39;s a Wonderful Life.
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WASHINGTON -- In a deal with the government, the mortgage company Fannie Mae has agreed to forfeit $7.5 million after being accused of accepting money it knew had been lost by a federal agency in a fraud scheme.
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Is there a Santa Claus rally underway? Look no further than Fannie Mae (NYSE: FNM). The stock has traded up as much as 5% on news that the CEO and CFO have left the company and the auditors have been dismissed.
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Settle down, investors. Things are going just fine.
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In the spring of 2000, Fannie Mae, the giant housing-finance company, was pleading with accounting rulemakers to preserve a &quot;shortcut&quot; around new requirements that would be costly to implement while making earnings less predictable.
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NEW YORK, December 16  - According to a report in the Washington Post today, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has advised Fannie Mae (FNM.
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Fannie Mae, the government-sponsored mortgage company whose financial statements were strongly criticized in a report by its regulator last week, looks set to join Enron and WorldCom in the hall of accounting infamy.
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Fannie Mae agreed to keep more cash on hand while it corrects accounting problems, a U.S. regulator said.
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Comings and goings in the financial industry.
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Fannie Mae&#39;s prime regulator said today that the giant mortgage company deliberately flouted accounting rules to project an image of smooth and relatively low-risk-earnings growth.
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The forced departure of Franklin D. Raines as chief executive of Fannie Mae hardly ends the turmoil at the nation&#39;s second largest financial institution.
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Fannie Mae, the giant mortgage finance company, will probably not face major business disruptions from the $9 billion write-off that federal regulators are requiring it to take, analysts and investors said yesterday.
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AFTER hemming and hawing and bobbing and weaving, the board of directors of Fannie Mae finally jettisoned Franklin D. Raines, the mortgage finance giant&#39;s former chief executive, and Timothy Howard, its former chief financial officer, last week.
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Corporate spin can be a powerful thing. Just ask Fannie Mae&#39;s investors. They spent the last year hearing the mortgage giant&#39;s chief executive Franklin D. Raines continually