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The Introduction to Fannie Mae Debt Securities section provides information about how Fannie Mae -- one of the world's largest issuers of debt securities -- sells debt instruments to obtain funds to finance mortgage purchases and other business activities.
In Debt Issuance Overview, we discuss our funding philosophy, our status as a debt issuer, the regulatory treatment of Fannie Mae debt securities, investors in Fannie Mae debt securities, distribution methods, and the Access® program.
Characteristics of Fannie Mae Debt Securities details how our ongoing funding needs are met with a variety of debt securities and maturities across the yield curve.
Fannie Mae Funding Programs provide detailed information on short- and long-term debt securities, which include Discount Notes, FX Discount Notes, Benchmark Bills®, the Overseas Discount Note Program, the Noncallable Benchmark Securities® Program, Subordinated Benchmark Notes, other Callable and Noncallable Securities, Investment Notes, and Foreign Currency Denominated Notes.
Fannie Mae Callable Debt Securities provides an overview of Fannie Mae's callable debt issuance in addition to a detailed explanation of callable debt valuation and a discussion of who buys callable debt and why.
Operational
Procedures provides information about
Callable Debt Redemption Policy and the Foreign Currency
Denominated Security Settlement Procedures.
The Glossary provides definitions of key terms relevant to fixed-income investors.
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Last Revised: June 10, 2009
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