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Freddie Mac Chief To Step Down

Charles Haldeman is planning to step down as ceo of Freddie Mac but says he will stay on until a successor is found.

  • 26 Oct 2011
Charles Haldeman is planning to step down as ceo of Freddie Mac but says he will stay on until a successor is found. Haldeman joined the government-sponsored enterprise in July 2009 from Putnam Funds, where he served as chairman for one year during his six-year tenure at the ...

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