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N.Y. Fed Mulls Another Sale Of AIG Assets

The Federal Reserve Bank of New York is considering another sale of assets it acquired through its bailout of American International Group.

  • 05 Apr 2012
The Federal Reserve Bank of New York is considering another sale of assets it acquired through its bailout of American International Group. The assets held in the Maiden Lane III vehicle consist of more than $29.3 billion in collateralized debt obligations the Fed purchased from counterparties and AIG ...

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