A group of 41 employees say that the heads of the U.S. housing agencies knowingly lied in statements in which they said some fired staffers engaged in fraud.

Don’t fix what is not broken,” Libby Cantrill, Pimco’s head of public policy, wrote in a note to clients earlier this week.

President Trump is bent on privatizing mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac – but there’s growing doubt among bankers ...

Don’t fix what is not broken,” Libby Cantrill, Pimco’s head of public policy, wrote in a note to clients earlier this week.

Billionaire Bill Ackman has linked the idea with President Trump's recent post depicting a near-term public offering for a ...

Two civil lawsuits have been filed against the Federal National Mortgage Association (Fannie Mae) on behalf of 41 former ...

Dozens of former employees are suing Fannie Mae for defamation, alleging they were wrongfully linked to fraud after being ...

Forty-one ex-Fannie Mae (FNMA) staffers have taken the mortgage titan, its CEO and Federal Housing Finance Agency Director ...

And it will mean clarifying exactly what the Trump administration hopes to achieve with the process. The first challenge is ...

The ex-employees of the government-controlled mortgage giant are seeking damages amounting to more than $2 million per person ...

Public-private government entities give all the benefits with little downside, save an enormous debt that remains off-book.

The Trump administration is reportedly looking to sell stock in Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae, which could be valued at roughly ...