• 30.1.6 On December 12, 2008, Maiden Lane II LLC (“ML II”),
  another FRBNY-controlled LLC, purchased RMBS with a par
  value of $39.3 billion from certain AIG insurance subsidiaries
  for $19.8 billion, causing the subsidiaries to suffer a permanent
  loss of $19.5 billion on the RMBS in exchange for limited
  upside in ML II. (JX 188 at 41, 250). .............................................. 264
• 30.1.7 AIG’s participation in ML II and ML III crystallized losses at
  the bottom of the market for AIGFP’s multi-sector CDS
  portfolio and AIG’s securities lending program. (PTX 578 at
  3; see infra §§ 34.4, 34.9). ................................................................ 266
• 33.9.3 Defendant communicated directly with AIG’s lead insurance
  regulator, the New York State Insurance Department
  (“NYSID”). ....................................................................................... 367
• 34.4 Defendant Knew That Maiden Lane II and III Would Cause AIG to Give
  Up at Least $50-$100 Billion in Upside. ............................................................ 378
  34.4.2 The formation of Maiden Lanes II and III crystallized losses at
  the bottom of the market for AIGFP’s multi-sector CDS
  portfolio and AIG’s securities lending program. (PTX 578 at
  3). ...................................................................................................... 380

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