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- governmentattic.org/4docs/SEC-FOIA-Logs_2008-2011.pdf
- 08-05283-FOIA, MBIA Inc Belth, Joseph The Insurance Forum 3/25/2008
- Responses to Questions for the Record (QFR) provided to Congress by the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System, 2009-2014 - 772p
- (p18) - 2009 1020 - Q: Marcy Kaptur (D-OH):
- A: Bernanke: A failure of AIG would likely have resulted in harm to the holders of policies issued by AIG's insurance subsidiaries, to state and local governments that lent funds to AIG, to workers whose 401(k) plans had purchased insurance from AIG, to global banks and investment companies that were counterparties of AIG in loans and derivatives transactions, and to money market mutual funds and other investors that held AIG's commercial paper.
- Moreover, as broad market dislocations precipitated by the bankruptcy of Lehman Brothers have shown, there was a serious risk that the harm of an AIG default would spread to the financial system as a whole.
- As I explained in my testimony, an AIG failure could have exacerbated problems in the commercial paper market, could have led to a run on the broader insurance industry by policyholders and creditors, and could have led financial market participants to pull back even further from commercial and investment banks.
- Written responses or letters from the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System to a Congressional Committee, 2012-2013 - 666p
- Frank, Bachus, Dodd, Shelby
- 2011 - FOIA - GovernmentAttic - Department of the Treasury records provided to Chairman Darrell Issa, House Oversight and Government Reform Committee, concerning the administration of the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) - 223p
- 3285 Michael Aguirre 6/18/2009 9/16/2009 request for records pertaining to communications between Treasury and State Insurance Commissioners, Closed - No Records Delivered - (p157)
- 2018 - governmentattic - National Credit Union Administration (NCUA) Inspector General (OIG) Office of Investigations Report of Investigation Case Number: 17-CO-07, conflict of interest
investigation regarding NCUA Chairman J. Mark Mc Watters, 2018 - 16p
G-2017- 00136 Request for assistance with the information about 12 insurance-based SLHCs supervised by the FRB as of June 2016. I believe that top five are Nationwide, Mutual of Omaha, TIAA, State Farm and United Services Automobile Association. I would appreciate it if could share with me public documentations that state 7 companies. - 3/8/2017 Full Grant Wakaba Kimura Nippon Life Insurance Compan