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Fannie Mae(0IL0)
USD --+0.00%
Reward45Moderate
Risk37Moderate
📊50%Data
Strong 52% profit margin · Revenue down 11% YoY
0IL0
+0.0 · +0.00%
USD · LSE
Fannie Mae |
Earnings Deterioration
Market Cap:—
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Reward Rating
45
Moderate
Bottom 25% (model universe)
50% data coverage
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Risk Rating
37
Moderate
Risk Assessment
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Market Performance

Stock returned +10.0% over the past year, broadly in line with market conditions.

What is Fannie Mae?

Federal National Mortgage Association provides financing solutions for residential mortgages in the United States.

0IL0 · Verdict

Moderate reward · moderate risk

0IL0 stands out on balance sheet and cash flow, but watch the volatility signal.

Based on 75% data coverage

0IL0 · Verdict

What’s working & what to watch

Strengths 2

  • Balance sheet92/100

    Current ratio 97.17

  • Cash flow80/100

    Top decile vs peers

Watchouts 3

  • Volatility20/100

    Weak vs peers

  • Profitability30/100

    14% return on equity

  • Growth42/100

    Below average

Model-based scoring. For information only — not financial advice.

What is Fannie Mae?

Federal National Mortgage Association provides financing solutions for residential mortgages in the United States. The company operates in two segments, Single-Family and Multifamily. The company is listed on the LSE in UK, and a P/E ratio of 10.9x.

Financial Highlights

Investment Breakdown

📈 Growth
Growth trend is developing — watch for revenue consistency over upcoming quarters.
💰 Profitability
Thin or inconsistent margins weigh on earnings quality.
⚠️ Risk
Risk profile appears balanced versus broad market conditions.
💸 Valuation
Valuation appears fair relative to current fundamentals.

OpenBook Logo Analysis

Reward: Moderate (45)

The scoring profile indicates limited reward potential at this time, with valuation and momentum offering the most support. Risk indicators are moderate, consistent with typical market exposure.

For informational purposes only. Not financial advice.

Company Information
SectorN/A
Market CapN/A
P/E Ratio10.8714
Dividend YieldN/A
52 Week High15.97
52 Week Low3.65
Last AnnualDecember
IPO DateN/A
IncorporatedUK
Shares Outstanding6B
No. of Employees7,000
IndustryN/A
ExchangeLSE
Beta1.737
CurrencyUSD
Websitewww.fanniemae.com
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