Subprime ‘Devils’ Made O’Neal, Greenberg Wreck Economy: Books
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As Wall Street bonuses bulged and housing prices were peaking in 2005, Daniel Mudd found himself dreading his top job at Fannie Mae.
Going to work felt like “a choice between poking my eye out and cutting off a finger,” Fannie’s former chief executive officer recalls in a new account of the subprime meltdown, “All the Devils Are Here.”