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In Re FANNIE MAE SECURITIES LITIGATION

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Case Number:

1:04-cv-01639

Court:

District Of Columbia

Nature of Suit:

Securities/Commodities

Multi Party Litigation:

Class Action

Judge:

Richard J. Leon

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  1. December 06, 2013

    $153M Fannie Mae, KPMG Fraud Class Settlement Wins Nod

    A D.C. federal judge approved a $153 million class action settlement Friday for investors who accused housing giant Fannie Mae and accounting firm KPMG LLP of putting out misleading financial reports, the largest such settlement in the D.C. Circuit since 1996.

  2. October 31, 2013

    Fund Says $153M Fannie Mae, KPMG Deal Needs Retooling

    A Fannie Mae investor urged a Washington federal court on Thursday to revise how the mortgage financing giant and KPMG LLP's $153 million class action settlement will be distributed to shareholders before finally approving the agreement, saying there are flaws in the fund's allocation plan.

  3. May 07, 2013

    Fannie Mae, KPMG Pay $153M To End Accounting Fraud Case

    Mortgage financing giant Fannie Mae and accounting firm KPMG LLP on Tuesday agreed to pay $153 million to resolve a shareholder class action accusing them of accounting fraud and violating securities laws by putting out misleading financial reports.

  4. November 21, 2012

    3rd Ex-Fannie Exec Escapes Investor MDL Over $6.3B Error

    A Washington federal judge on Wednesday removed a former Fannie Mae senior vice president and controller from the multidistrict securities litigation over the mortgage giant's $6.3 billion worth of accounting mistakes, saying the plaintiffs failed to show she intentionally misled investors.

  5. October 16, 2012

    Ex-Fannie Mae CFO Out Of MDL Over $6.3B Accounting Error

    A Washington federal judge on Tuesday dismissed ex-Fannie Mae Chief Financial Officer J. Timothy Howard from multidistrict securities litigation over the mortgage giant's $6.3 billion worth of accounting mistakes, ruling the plaintiffs had failed to show he intended to deceive investors.

  6. September 20, 2012

    Former Fannie CEO Beats Claims In $6.3B Subprime MDL

    A Washington federal judge on Thursday tossed ex-Fannie Mae chief Franklin D. Raines from multidistrict securities litigation over the mortgage giant's $6.3 billion worth of accounting mistakes, saying plaintiffs had no proof he was aware that company financial statements were not compliant with generally accepted accounting principles.

  7. June 05, 2012

    Fannie Mae, KPMG Slam Investors' Accounting Fraud Claims

    Fannie Mae and auditor KPMG LLP on Tuesday told a Washington federal judge that the mortgage giant's $12 billion worth of accounting mistakes don't amount to securities fraud, despite allegations by shareholders in long-running securities multidistrict litigation.

  8. November 14, 2011

    FHFA Can't Stave Off $12B Fannie Mae Fraud MDL

    The Federal Housing Finance Agency, conservator of Fannie Mae, lost a bid on Monday to stay multidistrict shareholder litigation accusing the mortgage lending giant of overstating its profits by about $12 billion between 2001 and 2004.

  9. August 23, 2011

    Fannie Mae Says Investors Can't Prove Fraud

    Fannie Mae, its former brass and auditor KPMG LLP on Monday told the Washington federal judge overseeing multidistrict securities litigation that shareholders failed to show that the mortgage giant's accounting for hedge transactions caused losses in an alleged $12 billion accounting fraud.