Thread regarding Fannie Mae layoffs

@c5 wow didn’t know someone did this. Is the person company executive? I thought everything change is coming from FHFA order but you mean the bad thing is from Fannie executive themselves? If so why director. Pulte didn’t get rid of that executive?

Things happen to execs for having affairs. Jensen resigned, didn't he?
Why wouldn't anything happen to Fannie execs who stole and handed over private loan information of multiple US Senators. After all didn't the same execs fire employees over $10 food orders? Didn't they fire people for opening their emails abroad in India or China? Or bringing their spouses to the company gym. They did!
Who serviced private information in 2025 for political purposes? Was there even an investigation. Just sayin... Some people know how this happened including name.

People might as well whistleblow on most companies then for being poorly run, having useless management, or not liking the direction. Where were the whistleblowers when Fannie and Freddie lost about $191 billion combined. Just saying, I don't remember the outrage then or even the outrage back around 2013 to 2016 when there were lots of layoffs.

@bg ok John Roscoe we've told you before you aren't welcome on this board.

@b5 Obama used the IRS to go after conservative organizations and nothing happened with that. Sorry, I'm just very doubtful anything happens at all to Fannie or Freddie or anyone is held accountable.

1. In 2025, the private information and loans of many people, including senators, attorneys general, and Federal Reserve governors, were used for political purposes.Most of this information originated from Fannie Mae, some from Freddie. Who are the executives and officers enabling this political scheme.
   1. On one hand Fannie Mae reduces the number of FTEs on the other hand it increases the "Services" spending which includes part-timers. What is the percentage of Services compared to FTE spending, 65% or more. Some services agreements are ridiculously high, who approves them? And, why?
   2. What relation do some folk have with mortgage companies, why some of them are under investigation for fraud while others are protected at all cost. What companies are these, who protects them from inside?

@an They really shouldn't even have a stock as they really aren't a private company. The stock has been drastically up and down since conservatorship; mostly up when they make people believe they will go private again.
I'm not sure what any whistleblower there would offer, it isn't like they are polluting a river or causing mass cases of cancer. They are only causing headaches and stress. It hasn't been a well run company for awhile and incompetence and bad management isn't really anything to whistleblow about.
Companies have no loyalty to their employees, so why should people have loyalty to the company. It is just a job and sometimes they don't always work out, so might just be easier finding a different one.

Come forward, otherwise there will be no Fannie Mae!
Incompetent C-level execs and their side-kick officers took the FNMA stock from $11 to $4.50, year to date. With this rate this will be a penny stock in 2027!

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@OP how? Do you have an email or Journalist contact? The only way I can think of for now is to report to FHFA mailbox.