• 11.2 Access to the PDCF Would Have Mitigated AIG’s Liquidity Needs.
  • 11.2.2 AIG’s parent and insurance companies could have obtained over $70 billion in
    liquidity if Defendant had granted them access to the PDCF.
  • (a) If Defendant had allowed the AIG parent company to access the PDCF, the parent
    company could have obtained $12.6 billion in liquidity. (Cragg: Trial Tr. 5073:7-13; PTX 5355
    (Cragg demonstrative)).
  • (b) If Defendant had allowed AIG’s domestic life insurance companies that participated
    in the securities lending program to access the PDCF, they could have obtained $58.5 billion
    above the amount needed to cover the demands of the securities lending program. (Cragg: Trial Tr. 5073:7 – 5074:6; PTX 5354; PTX 5355).

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