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: Bailout ReportMaiden Lane LLCs: The Backdoor Bailout
By USLaw.com
In late 2008, the New York Fed, then headed by now Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner, created a special entities, Maiden Lane II and Maiden Lane II LLCs, to funnel $70 billion to 16 big U.S. and European banks whose failed “hedge trades” would otherwise have prevented a single bonus from being paid.
The Federal Reserve, Securities and Exchange Commission, and Treasury Department colluded to keep thisbackdoor bailout, which now threatens the careers of Timothy Geithner, secret. In a frantic back pedal announced the day before Goldman Saches announced it’s 2009 bonus payout, the Federal Reserve seeks to explain the unusual circumstances behind the AIG payments.
Along with surrendering $25.9 billion of collateral that had been previously posted by AIG with the counterparties, the purchase of the $46.1 billion of par value essentially made the counterparties whole.?
The publicly disclosed information from the secretive “Schedule A“, also known as the Amended Shortfall Agreement, reports the the aggregate notional value, aggregate total collateral posted and aggregate negative mark to market with respect to the credit default swaps which the US government made good on for the benefit of the following banks:
Aggregate Aggregate Aggregate Total Negative Institution Notional Value Collateral Posted Mark to Market Deutsche Bank $ 8,518,356,966 $ 5,715,341,619 $ 3,644,691,001 Landesbank Baden-Wuerttemberg (George Quay) $ 89,034,985 $ 0 $ 40,937,631 Wachovia $ 926,335,734 $ 164,607,606 $ 404,018,461 Calyon $ 4,323,637,555 $ 3,128,037,164 $ 2,413,600,219 Rabobank $ 649,590,459 $ 336,620,199 $ 362,881,964 Goldman Sachs $ 13,978,535,327 $ 8,422,666,771 $ 7,998,529,640 Societe Generale $ 16,424,803,684 $ 9,568,581,132 $ 8,390,548,571 Merrill Lynch $ 6,223,719,622 $ 3,110,396,153 $ 3,398,791,448 Bank of America $ 772,111,117 $ 267,404,090 $ 396,835,377 The Royal Bank of Scotland $ 1,131,034,073 $ 624,290,063 $ 601,061,184 HSBC Bank USA $ 155,675,217 $ 149,724,900 $ 131,700,553 Deutsche Zentral-Genossenschaftsbank (Coral Purchasing) $ 1,795,127,468 $ 818,267,668 $ 993,019,847 Dresdner Bank AG (ReMo Finance Inc.) $ 398,443,938 $ 0 $ 169,597,157 UBS $ 3,833,585,715 $ 1,306,638,258 $ 1,977,043,626 Barclays (BGI Cash Equivalent Fund II and Barclays) $ 1,537,250,236 $ 889,155,039 $ 976,019,953 Bank of Montreal $ 1,372,477,391 $ 503,719,529 $ 644,506,924 The following other banks were also bailed out: Barclays, Rabbobank, Danske, Banco Santander, Morgan Stanley, and Lloyds Banking Group.
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Full post as published by Bailout Report on January 24, 2010 (boomark / email).
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