Troubled Asset Relief Program¶
U.S. Government Accountability Office. (2009). Troubled Asset Relief Program: Status of Government Assistance Provided to AIG.
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Primes¶
- Black Swan (High-Impact, Low-Probability Events)
- … between August 2007 (BNP Paribas suspending redemptions on three structured-investment-vehicle funds) and March 2009 (approximate market trough), global equity markets lost approximately 50% of peak value, Lehman Brothers failed on September 15, 2008, AIG required approximately $182 billion in U.S. government support
This sourceDocuments the combined Federal Reserve lending and Treasury TARP support to AIG (~$182 billion authorized). Cited inline in the GFC example.
- … between August 2007 (BNP Paribas suspending redemptions on three structured-investment-vehicle funds) and March 2009 (approximate market trough), global equity markets lost approximately 50% of peak value, Lehman Brothers failed on September 15, 2008, AIG required approximately $182 billion in U.S. government support
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