By Greg Morcroft, MarketWatch


Fannie Mae said Thursday it’s uncovered new accounting problems in the course of an ongoing review, with the mortgage giant identifying more than $10 billion in issues related to derivatives, insurance accounting and other matters.


In a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission, the Washington-based company (FNM: Fannie Mae, which has previously said it will restate several past periods of financial results, now expects that its 2005 annual financial report won’t be completed before the second half of 2006.


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