Susan McFarland will be the third CFO at FanMa since the company entered conservatorship nearly three years ago.
In case you lost count, the U.S. taxpayer has thrown $86 billion at the company but Suz is still “incredibly excited to join the Fannie Mae team and to help lead the company into the future.” Mmmmhmmm. [WSJ]
Susan McFarland will be the third CFO at FanMa since the company entered conservatorship nearly three years ago.
In case you lost count, the U.S. taxpayer has thrown $86 billion at the company but Suz is still “incredibly excited to join the Fannie Mae team and to help lead the company into the future.” Mmmmhmmm. [WSJ]
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