Read All The Devils Are Here: Unmasking the Men Who Bankrupted the World Online
Authors: Joe Nocera,Bethany McLean
First-lien mortgages,
28–29
First Magnus,
302
First Union,
34
Fitch Ratings,
110
Fleming, Greg
Merrill CDO exposure, researching,
319–20
FM Watch,
45
Fons, Jerome,
120
Forster, Andrew
AIG subprime exposure, knowledge of,
322–25
CDOs, multisector,
201–2
Frank, Barney,
253
Freddie Mac
Bush war against,
175–76
conforming mortgage market,
18
creation/functions of,
7
Paulson approach to crisis,
345–46
restatement of earnings,
176
subprime portfolio of,
184–85
Fremont Investment & Loan,
297–98
Friedman, Steve,
245
Froba, Mark,
116
Frost, Al
AIG subprime exposure, knowledge of,
322–25
Full Spectrum,
36–37
Gamboa, John,
86
Gauss, Carl Fredrich,
55
Gaussian distribution,
55–56
Geissinger, John,
288
Geithner, Timothy
derivatives regulatory efforts,
248–49
pro-derivatives position,
103
subprimes, concerns about,
216
General Re, AIG deal investigation,
197–200
Gibson Greetings,
65
Ginnie Mae, creation/functions of,
7
Global economy
Goddard, Tom,
206
Goldfarb, David,
349
Goldman Sachs
under Blankfein,
155–59
CEO compensation,
157
Corzine ouster,
152–54
establishment of,
98–99
going public,
151–52
honesty, belief in,
99
Hudson Mezzanine,
273–75
Internet crash, impact on,
154–55
Long Beach deals,
277
mortgage department operations,
269–84
post-bailout scandal,
360–62
profitability of,
153
synthetic CDO deals,
268–81
TARP payback,
361
Goldschmid, Harvey,
244
Goldstein, Matthew,
292
Gonzalez, Henry,
43–44
Government-sponsored enterprises (GSEs)
federal subsidy to,
45
investor trust in,
11–12
losses (2007),
363
MBSs outstanding volume (1989),
18–19
Paulson approach to crisis,
345–46
and post-bailout legislation,
363–64
Wall St. competition with,
12–19
See also
Fannie Mae
;
Freddie Mac
;
Ginnie Mae
Gramlich, Edward,
89–91
Gramm-Leach-Bliley Law,
109
Grasso, Richard,
197
Greenberg, Alan “Ace,”
346–47
Greenberg, Jeffrey,
197
biographical information,
69–70
earnings management by,
195–97
on FM Watch,
45
and Sosin,
74–77
See also
AIG Financial Products
;
American International Group (AIG)
Greenberger, Michael,
102
Greenspan, Alan,
84–91
on capital reserves,
59
“Committee to Save the World,”
96–98
interest rate cuts,
126
on LTCM collapse,
97
Gregory, Joe,
351
Guardian Savings & Loan,
29–30
Guldimann, Till, Value at Risk (VaR) developed by,
55–58
Gutierrez, Michael,
296
Habayeb, Elias,
332–33
Hagler, Grayland Scott, Reverend,
50
Hard-money lenders,
28–32
legislation and expansion of,
29–30
second-lien mortgages by,
28
subprime MBS, first,
29–30
Harris, Patricia,
10
Hedge funds, at Bear Stearns, collapse of,
285–95
Hibbert, Eric,
87
Holder, Steve,
34
Holding companies,
243–44
Homeownership
and baby boomers,
5