Typos

  • In other words, when you think about, if I just sat there and said, "You know
    what? I think this is an unlicensed monoline, governor. Let's go and fix this,"
    they would have ... It was the most profitable part of AIG. The stock was at 100 or whatever. It wasn't until the stock started to go low, that that's when I got the call.
  • [Bonk: Typo-? - Should "would" be "wouldn't"?]

2021 0225 - YPFS Lessons Learned Oral History Project: An Interview with Eric Dinallo  ---  [BonkNote]  ---  19p  

  • John Liebergall:  ..any issues with doing overnight with the street if it's ... if it's on ... guraanteed on any real collateral, do you?
  • ANDREW FORSTER:  Yeah, no, I wouldn't do best then.
    • [Bonk: Typo-? - "best then" = "Bear Stearns" - ?]
  • John Liebergall:  At all? Really? You think they got big [UNINTEL]?
  • ANDREW FORSTER: I think it's going to get real ... I just don't I think I don't see the point of doing them, to be honest.
  • John Liebergall: Okay.
  • ANDREW FORSTER: Because it's just going to ... you know ... they're the only ones that we, uh that I just think could be sort of like, you know, ugly. They ... because they've got a lot of ... they've got a huge amount of sort of short-term, uh, paper they need to roll.

2007 0730 - AIG - AIG Transcript of Phone Call between Andrew Forster and John Liebergall - 55p

  • Insurance and Systemic Risk) - [PDF-181p,
    • (p29) - Mike CAPUANO (D-MA) - But everybody here thinks that there is <NO> one company that somehow provides systemic risk.
      • That’s what I heard. I don’t think I heard anybody say anything different.
      • Has anybody here heard of the company AIG? I know it hasn’t been in the news lately.
    • Michael MCRAITH (IL, NAIC) - But, Congressman, to be clear, AIG is kind of colloquially referred to as the world’s largest insurance company. But it is 71—

[Bonk: <NO> - omitted from transcript]

  • Martin Sullivan (AIG) - FCIC Interview Transcript Labeled "Mark Sullivan"
  • Edward "Rieder" or "Reider" - Actuary
  • COP Hearing - Millstein - "racked" ⇒ Wrapped
  • 1992 01 - SOA - The Actuary - A Possible Source of Low-cost Liquidity, by Irwin T. Vanderhoof, Society of Actuaries (p3) - 20p
    • A pogsible source of low-cost liquidity
  • Indeed, according to the American Council of Life Insurers’ data, life insurers have over a trillion dollars in real estate exposure, including $600 trillion in mortgage-backed securities and $354 billion in commercial and residential mortgages.

[Bonk: is "trillion" supposed to be "billion"?]

2014 0310 - Letter - Sheila C. Bair to Sherrod Brown - 6p

  • Senate Committee on Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs Subcommittee on Financial Institutions and Consumer Protection
  • Re: Subcommittee Hearing: “Finding the Right Capital Regulation for Insurers”
  • 2015 1208 - GOV (House) - Oversight of the Financial Stability Oversight Council --- [BonkNote]  ---  [PDF-146pVIDEO-YouTube]
    • [Bonk: ", you know," - commas are not in the original, it makes a difference in the reading]
    • (p61) - David SCHWEIKERT (R-AZ).  Look, we are talking past each other because, you know, everything I know about why your derivatives contracts to protect your interest rate exposure, that would be something you would find joyful, not put them into a designation.
      • [Bonk: Speaking to Debbie Matz, Chairwoman, National Credit Union Administration, FSOC Member (Financial Stability Oversight Council)]
  • [Bonk: "Problems" is incorrectly spelled "Probelms"]
  •  New Company Probelms
    New Company Probelms This discussion at the 1967 Annual Meeting is about issues facing new companies ... impaired-risk program so that it would be of long duration and of a permanent nature. In order to go ...

    Description: This discussion at the 1967 Annual Meeting is about issues facing new companies including the areas of marketing, personnel, capital and surplus, financial projections, and communications.

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    • Authors: Joseph Austin, Charles G Bentzin, William A Brown, John J Byrne, Thurston P Farmer, John S Fry, Melvin L Gold, John E Hearst, James W Kemble, D Alan Little, Chandler L McKelvey, Lawrence Mitchell, Claude Y Paquin, Anna M Rappaport, Alan Richards, C David Silletto, Robert C Tookey, Frederick S Townsend, Charles F B Richardson, Milton F Chauner, John G Selig, Allen L. Mayerson, E Forrest Estes
    • Date: Oct 1967
    • Competency: Technical Skills & Analytical Problem Solving
    • Publication Name: Transactions of the SOA
    • Topics: Life Insurance
  • 1973 / 1974 - GOV (Senate) - The Life Insurance Industry, Senator Hart (D-MI) - 4 Parts --- [BonkNote]
    • 1973 0221 and 0222 - Part 2 of 4 - [PDF-733p-GooglePlay]
      • 1973-2,  NAIC Proceedings - GOV (Senate) - NAIC - Testimony Stanley DuRose (Wisconsin Insurance Commissioner / NAIC) - p107-131 - 25p
      • 1972 0221 (Typo - 1973, not 1972) - NAIC / Senate - Stanley Durose -TILI - 64p
      • 1972 0221 - NAIC / Senate - Stanley Durose -TILI - 56p