Maiden Lane Ii News
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Bank of America Corp. and American International Group Inc. must provide evidence from a 2008 U.S. bailout transaction to a federal judge who is deciding whether AIG can sue over Countrywide Financial mortgage securities.
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Bank of America Corp. lawyers asked a federal judge to dismiss American International Group Inc.’s fraud claims over devalued Countrywide Financial mortgage-backed securities it had to sell as part of the government bailout.
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American International Group Inc. sued to preserve its right to seek damages from the originators of devalued residential mortgage-backed securities it had to sell to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York in 2008.
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The Federal Reserve Bank of New York said it sold the remaining $6 billion of mortgage bonds in its Maiden Lane II LLC portfolio, which were assumed in the government rescue of American International Group Inc.
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The U.S. Treasury Department is exiting its equity stake in American International Group Inc. through the final sale of shares acquired as part of a 2008 bailout that swelled to $182.3 billion.
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The Federal Reserve Bank of New York is considering selling assets in its Maiden Lane III LLC portfolio, which were assumed in the government bailout of American International Group Inc., the district bank said today.
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The Federal Reserve Bank of New York sold $6.2 billion in face value of mortgage bonds it assumed in the rescue of American International Group Inc. to Goldman Sachs Group Inc., allowing one of its bailout loans to be repaid.
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The Federal Reserve has been repaid for its roles in the U.S. government bailout of American International Group Inc. in 2008 and the rescue of Bear Stearns Cos. earlier that year.
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American International Group Inc. , the bailed-out insurer, was rebuffed by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York in its bid to repurchase a portfolio of mortgage- backed securities for $15.7 billion.
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Credit Suisse Group AG paid $6.8 billion to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York for $13 billion of home-loan bonds that had been assumed in the U.S. rescue of American International Group Inc.
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