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Freddie Mac CEO Says Save the Infrastructure: On-Site at MBA

WASHINGTON Freddie Mac CEO Donald Layton talks housing finance GSEs to mortgage bankers' confab.

By David Morrison | Updated on October 28, 2013
WASHINGTON — Freddie Mac CEO Donald Layton on Monday urged housing finance executives to focus less on the fate of his company and Fannie Mae and more on the lending infrastructure the two have marshaled.

Layton spoke to executives attending the Mortgage Bankers Association annual meeting at the Washington Convention Center.

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He said he “would depart from corporate speak” in his remarks which he described as “insights….gathered from his observations of the political and regulatory world of Washington.”

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