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It’s interesting that Ellen’s piece mentions no one knows who owns these mortgages, as MERS has wrapped that information behind ...
First of all, what day do you consider “default day”? Then, don't you think a better question is how was Goldman ...
Deutsche Bank acquired much of Goldman's toxic mortgage loan assets through various trust agreements. There were other players as ...
Plan will work most effectively if it engages large banking firms on an international basis. Fraud on such a ...
"Concurrently with the pricing of the offering of the Notes, we intend to enter into a swap transaction with an ...
I’d also like to see someone look into the “Project Knight” alliance between Goldman Sachs, Citigroup, Deutsche Bank, Wachovia Bank, ...
Per the Pricing Supplement dated 12-7-2007: "We are offering notes on a continuing basis through AIG Financial Securities Corp., ABN AMRO ...
They should start with an investigation of AIG Program Funding and their 6-22-2007 SEC registration offering $22 Billion in "debt ...
Goldman probably just wants to discourage you from further projects focusing on their exploits, especially those involving their alliance with ...
And how would this be more recognizable as satire than the other Vanity Fair piece - which actually seems like ...
