“MFA continues to provide stockholders with attractive returns through what we believe to be appropriately leveraged instruments in both agency and nonagency residential MBS,” said Stewart Zimmerman, MFA’s chairman of the board and CEO.
William Gorin, the real estate investment trust’s president, added, “We believe that MFA’s $1.313 billion credit reserve appropriately factors in remaining uncertainties regarding housing fundamentals and the potential impact on future cash flows.”










