https://www.wsj.com/politics/policy/upheaval-at-fannie-mae-raises-stability-concerns-57535616
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it's an absolute DUMPSTER FIRE under pulte. beyond disgusted
https://themortgagepoint.com/2026/08/21/fannie-mae-dismisses-10-of-its-senior-executives/
@hc also, directors and VPs are the most redundant and unnecessary positions in this company. You see their calendars, you sit on the meetings with them. They don't do sh-t.
Multifamily won’t miss a beat without those 3 and the rest of the company will be fine. Who won’t be fine - all the people that kissed azz of those execs.
@gr
Thanks , that was my point. The fat lady hasn't sung yet.
@gm Looks like cuts at the top will probably continue.
https://x.com/pulte/status/2092027876006609000
The leadership might be finally starting to feel like the rest of us have been feeling for the last 18 months.
@bc
Mark Palim, chief economist
Dave Bohley, SVP public affairs
Chuck Walker, COO
Dana Brown, head of LIHTC
Devang Doshi, head of Capital Markets
Peter Gallagher, head of executive recruitment
Michele McCarthy, head of Regulatory Affairs
Brian Hansen, CFO of Multifamily
Tim Judge, head of data modeling
Laurie Coleman, VP, executive office
@en nonit has not been fully covered.
@bc This has been covered in the other threads on this topic. Several SVPs and VPs. Some have been publicly named, others haven't.
So who got the axe?
Yeah since the whole peter a, little billy p and arbitrary return to office I'm not proud to say where I work lol. We did not have any kind of crazy structure to begin with so nuking high ranking svps is not a good look