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Why Don’t GSEs Sell Off Portfolio Portions?
With capital levels at Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac continuing to be a concern among GSE investors, analysts, regulators and observers, one question that has emerged is: why don’t Fannie and Freddie shrink their retained portfolios in order to preserve capital? The thinking is, the GSEs don’t have many cards to play if they want to improve their capital levels. Issuing new stock isn’t feasible...
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