Federal National Mortgage Association
FNMA
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The Federal National Mortgage Association, commonly known as Fannie Mae, was... The Federal National Mortgage Association, commonly known as Fannie Mae, was established in 1938 and has its headquarters in Washington, D.C. Its fundamental purpose is to facilitate the flow of capital in the United States mortgage market, ensuring a consistent source of financing for home loans. Fannie Mae achieves this by transforming mortgage loans originated by various lenders into standardized investment products called Fannie Mae mortgage-backed securities (MBS). The organization operates through two distinct primary segments: 1. Single-Family Segment: This division is responsible for acquiring and securitizing a wide range of residential mortgage loans. These include conventional first-lien mortgages (both fixed and adjustable-rate), loans guaranteed by government agencies like the Federal Housing Administration (FHA), Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), and the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Rural Development Housing and Community Facilities Program, as well as manufactured housing loans and other related mortgage securities. Additionally, this segment provides mortgage servicing and comprehensive credit risk and loss management services for single-family properties. 2. Multifamily Segment: Focusing on properties with multiple dwelling units, this segment securitizes and purchases multifamily mortgage loans, converting them into Fannie Mae MBS. It also plays a role in public finance by offering credit enhancements for bonds issued by state and local housing authorities to support multifamily housing initiatives. Its activities further include issuing structured MBS backed by existing Fannie Mae multifamily MBS, trading multifamily agency mortgage-backed securities, and making investments in low-income housing tax credit (LIHTC) projects. Services provided by this segment encompass delegated underwriting, servicing, and robust credit risk and loss management for multifamily mortgages. Fannie Mae serves a diverse array of financial partners, including mortgage banking companies, various types of banks (savings and loan associations, savings banks, commercial banks, community banks), credit unions, insurance companies, private mortgage originators, and state and local housing finance agencies.
Preço da ação
$3.89
Última sincronização: 2026-10-20
Valor de mercado
$4.50B
Variação (1 dia)
13.74%
Variação (1 ano)
-85.32%
País
US
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Categoria
Financial Services
Rácio P/E de Federal National Mortgage Association (FNMA)
Rácio P/E em 2026 TTM: 0
De acordo com os últimos relatórios financeiros e o preço das ações da Federal National Mortgage Association, o rácio P/E atual (TTM) é 0. No final de 2026, a empresa tinha um P/E de 0.
Histórico do rácio P/E da Federal National Mortgage Association de 2026 a 2026
Rácio P/E no final de cada ano
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Rácio P/E para empresas semelhantes ou concorrentes
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| 67.33 | - |
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| 13.50 | - |
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Como interpretar um P/E Ratio?
O rácio Preço/Lucro (P/E) mede a relação entre o preço da ação de uma empresa e o lucro por ação.
Um P/E baixo mas positivo representa uma empresa com altos lucros face à sua valorização atual e pode estar subvalorizada. Um P/E negativo elevado (perto de 0) representa perdas significativas.
Empresas com P/E acima de 30 ou negativo são geralmente vistas como "ações de crescimento", significando que os investidores esperam crescimento ou rentabilidade futura.
Empresas com P/E positivo inferior a 10 são geralmente consideradas "ações de valor", ou seja, já são muito lucrativas mas com pouco potencial de crescimento.