Ex-Obama Housing Adviser Joins Group Aiming to Shape the Future
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Michael Stegman will lead research at Bipartisan Policy Center
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He formerly led White House effort to wind down Fannie-Freddie
President Barack Obama’s former point man on housing-finance reform is taking a job with a think tank that has sought to play a major role in shaping rules for a world without mortgage guarantors Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac -- at least in their current form.
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