Despite FHFA’s Acknowledgement that Enterprise Reliance on Third-Parties Represents a Significant Operational Risk, No Targeted Examinations of Fannie Mae’s Third-Party Risk Management Program Were Completed Over a Seven-Year Period

Submitting OIG:

Federal Housing Finance Agency OIG

Date Issued:

Monday, March 29, 2021

Agency Reviewed / Investigated:

Federal Housing Finance Agency

Submitting OIG-Specific Report Number:

AUD-2021-007

Location(s):

United States

Type of Report:

Audit

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AUD-2021-007-FNM-Third-Party-public.pdf	1.18 MB

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Despite FHFA’s Acknowledgement that Enterprise Reliance on Third-Parties Represents a Significant Operational Risk, No Targeted Examinations of Fannie Mae’s Third-Party Risk Management Program Were Completed Over a Seven-Year Period

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