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Lockhart: Fannie to Use Fresh Capital 'Profitably'
Topics:Mortgages | Housing | Real Estate | Consumers
Companies:Fannie Mae
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Financial markets expect Fannie Mae, the biggest provider of funding for U.S. home loans, can reverse losses by applying $6 billion in fresh capital toward profitable investments, the company's federal regulator told CNBC on Wednesday.
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"I think the marketplace thinks the money will be put forth profitably," James Lockhart, director of the Office of Federal Housing Enterprise Oversight, said in the CNBC interview.
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