Published on August 20th, 2008 by admin in US Mortgage
Freddie Mac battles to remain independentIndependent, UK - 51
Freddie Mac has promised to raise $5.5bn of new capital to strengthen its balance sheet, battered by billions of dollars of losses on US mortgage …
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