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Bruce Witherell, chief operating officer for Freddie Mac, resigned on Wednesday, The Wall Street Journal reported.
Witherell’s departure, which is effective immediately, was for “personal reasons,” according to a federal filing. Witherell joined Freddie Mac roughly 18 months ago, where he filled a spot that had been vacant for nearly two years. Previously, he led the residential-mortgage business at Morgan Stanley.
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