Among those dismissed were Freddie Mac CEO Diana Reid and Head of Human Resources Dionne Wallace Oakley. FHFA COO Gina Cross and HR Director Monic Matthews were placed on leave.
Source: Inman News
Top Freddie Mac, FHFA executives dismissed in latest shakeup
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