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FT-Alphaville: Dreistheit ohne Worte

In the case of Waterfall TALF Opportunity, here’s what we know: The company was founded in June 2009 with $14.87 million of investment capital, money that likely came from Christy Mack and Susan Karches. The two Wall Street wives then used the $220 million they got from the Fed to buy up a bunch of securities, including a large pool of commercial mortgages managed by Credit Suisse, a company [Christy’s husband, former Morgan Stanley CEO] John Mack once headed. Those securities were valued at $253.6 million, though the Fed refuses to explain how it arrived at that estimate.

D.h. also die FED gibt der Frau eines Bank CEOs gut 200 Mio USD damit die zu Schleuderpreisen Toxic Assets aus der Bank Ihres Mannes kaufen darf. Profits gehen zu Gunsten der Lady, Verluste zu Lasten der FED. Prima.

Amazon: Neues Buch von Greenblatt

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