federal national mortgage association
1Federal National Mortgage Association — ( FNMA) A U.S. government sponsored enterprise. FNMA is a private corporation created by the U.S. government to facilitate financing for housing. Informally but widely known as Fannie Mae. American Banker Glossary ( Fannie Mae) A publicly owned,… …
2Federal National Mortgage Association — prop. n. A federally chartered corporation that purchases and resells mortgages. [acron.] Syn: FNMA, Fannie Mae. [WordNet 1.5] …
3Federal National Mortgage Association — Logo de Federal National Mortgage Association Création 1938 …
4Federal National Mortgage Association — Fannie Mae Unternehmensform GSE ISIN …
5the Federal National Mortgage Association — UK US noun (ABBREVIATION the FNMA) GOVERNMENT, PROPERTY ► FANNIE MAE(Cf. ↑Fannie Mae) …
6Federal National Mortgage Association — (Fannie Mae) Федеральная национальная ипотечная ассоциация США. Федеральная национальная ипотечная ассоциация США («Фэнни Мэй») в своей нынешней форме начала функционировать в 1968 г. «Фэнни Мэй» квази государственная организация: по структуре… …
7Federal National Mortgage Association — Organized in 1938 to provide a secondary mortgage market for purchase and sale of mortgages guaranteed by Veterans Administration and those insured under Federal Housing Administration. The short name for this association is Fannie Mae …
8Federal National Mortgage Association — Organized in 1938 to provide a secondary mortgage market for purchase and sale of mortgages guaranteed by Veterans Administration and those insured under Federal Housing Administration. The short name for this association is Fannie Mae …
9Federal National Mortgage Association — FNMA A government sponsored privately owned company formed in the USA to trade in mortgages, guaranteed by the Federal Housing Finance Board (see Federal Home Loan Banks). It is the largest source of housing finance in the USA. FNMA is often… …
10Federal National Mortgage Association — (FNMA) “ FANNIE MAE.” Originally a government agency (1938), this mortgage market intermediary buys federally insured mortgages from lenders, thereby releasing funds so that lenders can make more loans, and then packages the loans for resale to… …