Second sues ex-Fannie, Freddie execs in support of fraud
S. mortgages, or else practically 31 million loans. The flowering shrub administration seized control of the mortgage giants taking part in September 2008. So far, the companies be inflicted with cost taxpayers almost $150 billion — the chief bailout of the pecuniary emergency. They can cost up to $259 billion, according to its government gauge, the Federal Housing Finance Administration. The other executives charged were Fannies Enrico Dallavecchia, 50, a past chief peril executive, and Thomas Lund, 53, a past executive junior president; and Freddies Patricia Cook, 58, a past executive junior president and chief topic executive, and Donald Bisenius, 53, a past senior junior president.