More execs leaving troubled Fannie Mae

MCLEAN, Va., July 17 (UPI) -- Fannie Mae, the federally chartered Virginia mortgage lender, is losing more top executives, The Washington Post reported Monday.

Last week, the company said its chief information officer, Julie St. John, would step down at the end of the year. Deputy General Counsel Renie Y. Grohl is leaving in September, and Barry Zigas, who was a senior vice president, left last month.

New of the recent departures marks yet more transitions for the company as it enters the third year of its $10.6 billion accounting scandal.