WASHINGTON - Freddie Mac says Charles Haldeman Jr. will be the company's top executive, effective next month.
Earlier this month, Haldeman, 60, stepped down as chairman of mutual fund giant Putnam Investment Management, where he had previously served as chief executive. He replaces John Koskinen, who has been serving as Freddie Mac's interim CEO since the March resignation of David Moffett.
The government seized control of Freddie Mac last September, and the mortgage finance
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this one gonna sleep with barney, too?
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