In the dustup two top executives, most notably CEO Franklin Raines, were either fired or retired depending on whom you ask and Fannie Mae (Stock symbol, FNM), a staple of the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) has failed to file the required financial reports to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) since late last year. Its announcement this week that it will be blowing off yet another report has crossed the regulatory line where, under NYSE's own rules regarding reporting, the exchange could be required to de-list Fannie Mae Stock. When the accounting errors first emerged Fannie Mae estimated that there would be an adjustment of about $9 billion in its reported earnings over the contested period. That number has since increased to over $11 billion but may have increased again this week as the corporation found further irregularities, this time with somewhat obscure insurance related issues. No estimate of these additional potential revisions is currently available.