AIG - Rating Agencies - Downgrades - Triggers
- reduced flexibility
- 2010-06-16 FCIC staff audiotape of interview with Lloyd Blankfein, Goldman Sachs.mp3
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2010-06-19 FCIC staff audiotape of interview with Scott Polakoff, Office of Thrift Supervision.mp3
- Joe Cassano
- 2010 0625 - FCIC - mp3 Interview - Somewhere>
- fcic-static.law.stanford.edu/cdn_media/fcic-audio/
- Why did AIG get downgraded?
- AIGFP received 40B, Where did the rest go?
- 2008 0912 - FRB - Federal Reserve Bank of New York Meeting with AIG Notes - Mosser - FCIC-AIG0021217 - 2p
- Ratings Downgrades Triggers
- (p219) - Damon SILVERS. What you’ve said is, is that—you said that all kinds of terrible things would have happened had they defaulted on the collateral posting obligations.
- But it was, but it’s the collateral posting obligations that were the triggering issue, right?
- Jim MILLSTEIN. (Chief Restructuring Officer U.S. Department of the Treasury): The collateral posting obligations were actually triggered by the downgrade. The downgrade——
- Mr. SILVERS. Yes, I know that. But that’s where the cash need was that week.
- Jim MILLSTEIN. I’m sorry.
- Mr. SILVERS. All the witnesses, all day long have said this.
- Jim MILLSTEIN. And the——
- Mr. SILVERS. You’re not disputing that.
- Jim MILLSTEIN. And the securities lending part——
- Mr. SILVERS. Right, exactly.
- Jim MILLSTEIN. They refused to roll over——
- Mr. SILVERS. Okay, so we all agree.
- Jim MILLSTEIN. Okay.
2010 0526 - COP - Hearing - TARP and Other Government Assistance for AIG - [PDF-241p,