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Email Confirmation
Mar 6 2008
6:08PM
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Fannie Mae Datapoint of the Day
Fannie Mae's credit default swaps are trading over 200bp, despite their implicit government guarantee. Writing protection at these levels seems like a no-brainer to me: even if there is an event of default, recovery is going to be very close to par, and you get all the insurance premiums in the mean time.
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