Jolan Deschepper
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Many false claims about FHFA, Fannie Mae, and Freddie Mac here - despite best efforts (note my italics): • Direct factual inaccuracy on "no intention of reviewing ERCF"... The Annual Performance Plan (APP) explicitly includes Measure 1.1.3: Conduct reviews of the Enterprises’ compliance with Enterprise Capital Framework (ERCF) public disclosure requirements — Quarterly (with validation via documented approval of each GSE’s quarterly/year-end ERCF reports within 10 business days of SEC filings). This is active, ongoing oversight during FY26/27, not deferral or neglect. • The APP is an internal performance management tool, not a binding policy ban or exhaustive roadmap. It lists routine, measurable KPIs (e.g., approve ROE reports by April 15, annual conservatorship Scorecard assessments in Q2 of each year, communicate expense decisions) to track day-to-day supervision under the broader Strategic Plan FY 2026–2030. These documents assume the current legal structure for accountability purposes and do not prohibit, delay, or commit against major discretionary actions. FHFA has issued similar scorecards in prior years while pursuing capital builds, PSPA tweaks, and exit preparations. They are "guides" that can be overridden at any time. No language says "we will not act until 2027" or creates a hard timeline lock. • "Manage the conservatorships" (Objective 1.3) is standard ongoing language—not evidence of indefinite preservation: It covers routine duties like annual performance assessments, board monitoring, asset preservation, and communicating priorities. The means/strategies focus on execution under the existing setup, with no explicit prohibition on exit steps. Past FHFA conservatorship scorecards (e.g., 2025) have explicitly referenced activities "necessary to support an exit from conservatorship." This APP simply doesn’t list termination as a FY26/27 performance target (honest point: that’s disappointing for those hoping for accelerated language), but it also includes Objective 1.5 (reduce regulatory burdens) and support for housing supply expansion—aligning with deregulation and Trump priorities rather than perpetual prison. • PSPA adjustments are primarily Treasury’s domain and not an FHFA operational performance indicator here. PSPAs are agreements between the Treasury Department (which holds the senior preferred stock) and the GSEs (with FHFA as conservator). The APP is FHFA’s internal performance plan and doesn’t list Treasury actions; silence ≠ refusal. Treasury can amend them independently (as done historically), and the Trump administration controls both agencies. No mention in this doc is expected and proves nothing about intent. • Administration flexibility and precedent override any perceived "lock until 2027": The President, Treasury Secretary, and FHFA Director (Pulte, a Trump appointee confirmed ~2025) can direct changes anytime—performance plans are not statutes. Pulte has publicly deferred major calls (IPO/partial stake sales/release) to Trump while noting GSEs are "definitely" positioned and options remain open; the admin has already shown activity (e.g., multifamily caps raised, housing goals adjusted, MBS activity). Trump’s deregulation EOs and housing-supply focus provide levers that fit the plan’s language. Historical precedent proves this post wrong. Reforms happened under similar oversight frameworks without "ending" listed as an annual metric. $FNMA $FMCC @BillAckman and @michaeljburry seem unshaken.





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