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Abacus –, , Adverse market conditions, liquidity failure, –
Abacus –, –, – liquidity puts,
ABS East conference, Affordable housing, –, Merrill Lynch’s CDO
ABX index, –, , , –, – tranches,
, , , African Americans: jobless rate, over-the-counter
ACA Capital, , derivatives, xxvi
Accountability Agosta, Jeff, payment to AIG
increasing sloppiness in Aguero, Jeremy, counterparties, (fig.)
mortgage paperwork, AIG Financial Products, – risk management, xix
mortgage lending fraud, systemic risk after Bear
systemic breakdown in, xxii Alex Brown & Sons, Stearns collapse, –
Accountant firms, Alix, Michael, , ,
Accounting practices Allianz, TARP,
AIG valuation, – Ally Financial, Ameriquest, , –, , ,
AIG-Goldman dispute over Alt-A securitization, –,
CDO, – –, , , , Andrukonis, David, –
collapse of subprime Antoncic, Madelyn, –
lenders, Alvarez, Scott, , , , , Appraisals, inflated, –
GSEs’ capital shortfall, Arbitrage, –
Lehman Brothers, – Alwaleed bin Talal, Archstone Smith trust, –
mark-to-market rules, , Ambac, Arizona: mortgage delinquency,
–, , , , American Bankers Association, ,
, , , Arthur Andersen,
Adams, Stella, American Home Mortgage, Ashcraft, Adam,
Adelson, Mark, American International Group Ashley, Stephen,
Adjustable-rate mortgages (AIG) Asset-backed commercial paper
(ARMs), , , , bailout, –, – (ABCP) programs
delinquency, CDO structuring, , BNP Paribas SA loss,
hybrids, – –, – –
increasing popularity of, – credit default swaps, Countrywide, –
, failure triggering crisis, xvi expanding use of, –
mechanism of, financial crisis and bailout, IKB as casualty, –
mortgage-securities – latent subprime exposure,
entanglement, Goldman dispute over
option ARMs, – subprime losses, – money market funds,
savings and loan crisis, government rescue, –
Wachovia’s liquidity lack of concern over SIVs, –
concerns, subprime-mortgage Asset-backed securities, (fig.)
See also Option ARM loans failure, – Associates First,
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refusal to believe in housing government response to Chau, Wing, , –, ,
market crash spillover, economic shortfalls,
mortgage delinquency, Checks and balances,
run on Goldman Sachs, SIV losses, Cheyne Capital Management,
small businesses’ losses underwater mortgages, –
during recession, (fig.) Chicago Board of Trade,
TARP, – California Reinvestment Chicago CRA Coalition,
underestimating magnitude Coalition (CRC), , Children, housing foreclosures
of systemic risk, , Callahan, Jim, , and,
underestimating the Callan, Erin, China
housing bust, Canada: housing bubble, credit bubble,
See also Federal Reserve CanagaRetna, Sujit, – global capital flows,
Bies, Susan, –, – Canavan, Sheila, –
Bisenius, Donald, Capital flows GSE securities,
Black, Dennis J., – insufficient capital leading Christie, Chris,
Black, William K., , –, to bank failure, Cioffi, Ralph, –, –,
mortgage-backed securities –
Blankfein, Lloyd, , , –, losses, Cisneros, Henry,
, Capital Markets Approval CIT Group Inc.,
Blinder, Alan, Committee (Citigroup), Citibank
Blow up risk, Fannie Mae involvement in
BNP Paribas SA, , – Capital Purchase Program, housing bubble,
BNY Mellon, –, , Cardwell, J. Thomas, – Maiden Lane payments,
, – Carter, Carolyn, –
Bookstaber, Richard, Case, Karl, Citicorp: deregulation of bank
Born, Brooksley, – Case-Shiller Index, consolidation,
Bowen, Richard, , , Cash management accounts, CitiFinancial, , ,
– Cash reserves, , , Citigroup
Braunstein, Sandra, , Cassano, Joseph, –, – agencies’ peer group study
of mortgage practices,
Breaking the buck, ,
Cattani, Arnold, ,
Breeden, Richard, ,
Causes of the crisis, xv Ameriquest acquisition,
Brendsel, Leland,
big bank bets and bank Bear Stearns’ toxic hedge
Broderick, Craig, , ,
failure, – funds, –
–
credit bubble, – CDO losses, , –
Brown, Lloyd,
differing theories of, – CDO structuring, –
Brown, Richard,
commercial banks’
Bruce, Kenneth,
housing bubble, – downturn, –
Bubbles. See Credit bubble;
mortgage securitization, consolidation and growth of
Housing bubble;
– banks,
Mortgage bubble
systemic failure through credit default swaps,
Buffett, Warren, , , –,
common shock, – deregulating bank
systemic failure through consolidation,
Burks, Gail, , contagion, – due diligence and
Burry, Michael, ten essential causes, – disclosure, –
Bush, George W., , – expansion of, –
Bushnell, David, , Cayne, Jimmy, –, failure to control excesses,
Bynum, Gregory, Cecala, Guy, xviii
Center for Responsible failure to heed warning
Calhoun, Michael, Lending, signs,
California Century Financial, financial crisis, –
delinquency, , Chanos, Jim, financial sector growth,
fallout from the crisis, Charles Schwab, lending violations,
foreclosures, Chase Home Financial, liquidity puts, –,
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Credit ratings/credit rating risky assets combined with, Dugan, John, , , ,
agencies (continued) xx –
Bear Stearns Asset small businesses’ hesitancy Duke, Elizabeth,
Management business, to take on new debt, Duke, Ellen,
Defaults, mortgage, –, Dunhill CDO,
Bear Stearns’ collapse, –, , –
– DEFCON calls, – Early payment defaults,
CDO benefits, – Delinquencies, mortgage, – Economic crisis,
CDO structuring, – , –, – AIG-Goldman dispute over
Citigroup, Deposit insurance, . See also valuation, –
failure of subprime Federal Deposit AIG’s lack of concern over,
mortgage-backed Insurance Corporation –
securities, – Depository Institutions assessing liquidity risk
Lehman Brothers’ F rating, Deregulation and through repo markets,
Monetary Control Act, –
Merrill Lynch’s assessing systemic risk after
subprime exposure Deregulation of financial Bear Stearns collapse,
levels, markets, xviii, , , –
role in the crisis, – asset-backed commercial
shorting CDOs, – Derivatives, , – paper,
structured finance, assessing systemic risk after Bear Stearns’ collapse,
See also Moody’s; Standard Bear Stearns collapse, –
& Poor’s – BNP Paribas SA loss,
Credit scoring, , mortgage securitization, –
Credit spreads, OCC expansion of allowed Citigroup’s subprime
Credit squeeze, activities, exposure level, –
Credit Suisse, single-cause theories, commercial banks’ decline,
Credit Suisse Institutional See also Over-the-counter –
Money Market Prime Countrywide’s ABCP loss,
(OTC) derivatives
Fund, –
Desert Community Bank,
Crittenden, Gary, , credit rating agencies’ lack
Dickerson, Chris,
Cruise, Christopher, – of concern over, –
Dimon, Jamie, , , , ,
Cuomo, Andrew, –, , financial losses of ,
, ,
–
Dinallo, Eric, ,
financial market fallout,
Dahlgren, Sarah, Disclosure, –,
IKB ABCP loss, –
Dallavechia, Enrico, – Disintermediation, Merrill Lynch’s massive
Darling, Alistair, , Ditech, losses, –
Davidson, Andrew, Documentation on mortgage money market funds,
Davilman, Andrew, –, loans, – –
– Dodd, Christopher, , monoline insurers, –
Dean Witter, Dominguez, Nestor, –, mounting subprime losses
Debt levels, xvii , stressing the economy,
defaults on national debt, Dot-com crash, –, –,
Fannie Mae borrowing, post-housing bust indicators
household debt after the Dow Jones average, , , of impending crisis,
recession, , , – –
increase in household debt Drexel Burnham Lambert, , structured-investment
after , – – vehicles, –
increase in mortgage Dreyfus fund, See also Financial crisis
indebtedness, Drysdale, Economic growth,
s and s levels, Dudley, William C., , , Economic Growth and
recession causing cutbacks, , , Regulatory Paperwork
– Due diligence, –, Reduction Act (),
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Forster, Andrew, , , , GE Asset Management Trust CDO structuring, ,
Enhanced Cash Trust, –
France compensation,
house price appreciation, GE Capital, –, CSE oversight,
–, (fig.) Geanakoplos, John, financial sector growth,
housing bubble, – Geithner, Timothy, xxi–xxii fraud over synthetic CDOs,
Frank, Barney, , – AIG bailout, , , –
Fraud Bear Stearns’ collapse, , IKB as casualty of ABCP
accounting scrutiny of programs, –
GSEs, – Citigroup decline, Maiden Lane payments,
AIG’s reduced credit rating Citigroup’s CDO crisis, –
over manipulated – OTC derivatives, –
concerns over Lehman’s reducing subprime
earnings, –
liquidity, , exposure, –
Ameriquest, –
Counterparty Risk run on the bank,
authorities’ refusal to
Management Policy synthetic CDOs, xxvi
investigate, –
Group, See also Investment banks
Bakersfield housing market,
housing entanglement in Goldschmid, Harvey, –
–
securities market, Gonzales, Alberto, ,
contributing to the housing Goodman, Laurie, ,
bubble and crisis, Lehman Brothers
bankruptcy, , – Gorton, Gary, , ,
crime-facilitative Government actions and
environments for money market funds,
agencies
mortgage fraud, – on market disruption and
AIG bailout,
Fannie Mae, panic, –
Ameriquest fraud
improper foreclosures, TARP, –
investigation, –
increases between and Gelband, Michael, –
Bank of America-Merrill
, xxii General Accounting Office
Lynch merger, –
mortgage securitization, (GAO), ,
closing shortfalls after
Gensler, Gary,
OTC derivatives, recession, –
Gibson Greeting Cards,
selling toxic funds to concerns over Lehman
Ginnie Mae, ,
investors, – Brothers solvency,
Glass-Steagall Act (), , –
state regulation of housing,
, , –, credit ratings’ link to
–
Glenn, David, regulation, –
synthetic CDOs, –
Global capital flows, – critical concerns over GSEs,
underwriting standards,
Global Financial Stability –
–
Report of the IMF, failure to challenge financial
Fraud Enforcement and
Globalization of financial industry, –
Recovery Act (), xi
markets, xvii Fannie Mae/Freddie Mac
Freezing, financial, –
Gnaizda, Bob, lobbyists, –
Fremont Investment & Loan,
Gold rush mentality, – federal and state
,
Golden West Savings, , government regulation
Friedman, Paul, – of banks,
Froeba, Mark, Goldman Sachs federal and state response to
Frost, Alan, –, – AIG dispute over subprime the financial crisis and
Fuld, Richard, , –, exposure, – recession, –
–, , AIG downgrade, GSE backing despite
Fulmer, Ann, AIG failure, – declining liquidity,
Funded investors, (fig.) AIG’s CDO involvement, –
Futures and options, Bear Stearns’ collapse, inflated housing appraisals,
Bear Stearns’ toxic hedge
Garn-St. Germain Act (), funds, – Lehman Brothers’
Gasvoda, Kevin, Buffett investment, bankruptcy, –
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Government actions and Green Street Advisors, Habayeb, Elias, ,
agencies (continued) Green Tree Financial, Halloran, Michael,
peer group study of Greenberg, Alan, Hawke, John, ,
mortgage practices, Greenberg, Maurice “Hank,” Hayman Capital Partners,
– – –
policy makers’ lack of Greenberger, Michael, Hedge funds
preparation for crisis, Greenspan, Alan Bear Stearns’ collapse,
xxi–xxii accepting guidance, Bear Stearns’ toxicity, –
refusal to acknowledge acknowledging housing
potential crash, market drop, – BSAM business, –
refusal to heed warning advocating deregulation, economists’ concerns over,
signs of nontraditional CRA lending,
loans, – defending decisions, Fed faith in Bear Stearns, xxi
response to financial crisis, delinking Fed interest rate housing entanglement in
– hikes and real estate securities market,
single-cause theories, bubble, LTCM collapse,
system failure through deregulating bank Merrill Lynch,
contagion, – consolidation, shadow banking,
TARP, – deregulation of financial surviving the financial crisis,
Wachovia’s liquidity markets, xviii,
concerns, dot-com crash, See also Derivatives
See also Bailouts; Congress, economic growth and Hempstead, Todd, ,
U.S.; Federal Reserve; financial resilience,
Hendricks, Darryll, –
Office of the Comptroller expansion of banks’ allowed
High-Grade Structured Credit
of the Currency; Office activities,
Strategies Enhanced
of Thrift Supervision; Fed’s failure of housing
Leverage Fund, ,
Regulation/regulators; regulation,
–
Securities and Exchange housing bubble spread,
High-Grade Structured Credit
Commission; Treasury housing entanglement in
Strategies Fund, ,
Department, U.S. securities market,
, –
Government housing policy, interest-rate cuts,
High-yield mortgage securities,
xxv–xxvi, xxvii, , international credit bubble,
Government National
Mortgage Association LTCM collapse, Hockett, Ben,
(Ginnie Mae), , monetary policy Home Affordable Modification
Government-sponsored contributing to credit Program (HAMP), –
enterprises (GSEs) bubble,
conservatorship, , – OTC derivative regulation, Home Mortgage Disclosure
due diligence, – – Act,
flawed business model, xxvi predatory lending practices, Home Ownership and Equity
housing market drop, , –, – Protection Act
regulators’ declining (HOEPA), –, ,
mortgage delinquency, influence in the housing –, , –,
– bubble, –
See also Fannie Mae/Freddie risks of innovations, – Home starts,
Mac subprime mortgage lending Homebuilder Comfort Homes
Gramlich, Edward, –, , regulation, of Florida LLC,
– Greenspan put, – HomeKeeper Program, New
Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act Gregory, Joseph, Jersey,
(GLBA; ), , , , Grenadier Funding, Homelessness,
, GSC Partners, – Homeownership figures, , ,
Grand Teton National Park Guidance, –,
conference, Gussmann, David, Household Finance Corp.,
Grant, James, Gutfreund, John, Household wealth, xv–xvi
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Merrill Lynch (continued) housing bust, impact of CDOs on, –
corporate governance mortgage-backed securities
breakdown, xix market, – increasing homeownership
Countrywide’s ABCP loss, structured finance, after , –
structured-investment second mortgages,
credit default swaps, vehicles, shadow banking, –
financial sector growth, See also Credit ratings/credit state regulation, –
JP Morgan reducing rating agencies toxic financial assets
exposure to, Moral hazard, stemming from, –
massive losses, – Morgan Stanley underwriting standards,
mortgage-backed securities asset growth, –
market losses, compensation packages, See also Foreclosures;
OTC claims, – Housing bubble;
reducing subprime exposure CSE oversight, Housing bust
through CDS, due diligence, Mortgage modification
repo market as liquidity risk financial crisis, – programs, ,
measure, GSE review, Mortgage-backed securities
See also Investment banks mortgage-backed securities market, –
Mewbourne, Chris, market losses, Bear Stearns’ collapse, –
Michalek, Richard, , repo market as liquidity risk
Michigan: underwater measure, billion-dollar losses,
mortgages, (fig.) subprime originators, BSAM involvement, –
Miller, Harvey, , – CDOs stimulating demand
See also Investment banks
Mills, Susan, for, –
Morrice, Brad,
Minimum capital standards, collapsing lending standards
Mortgage Bankers Association,
Minow, Nell, fueling crisis, xxiii–xxiv
, ,
Mishkin, Frederic, commercial real estate, –
Mortgage brokers, –,
Mission Bank, Bakersfield,
Mortgage bubble, –
California, credit rating agencies
Mortgage Electronic
Mital, Aseem, enabling meltdown, xxv
Registration Systems,
Mitsubishi UFJ, ethical breakdown in loan
Inc. (MERS), –
Monetary policy contributing behavior, xxii
to credit bubble, xxv– Mortgage fraud. See Fraud financial creativity, –
xxvi, – Mortgage Insurance Companies GSE role in, –
Money market mutual funds, of America, GSE securities maintaining
–, –, –, Mortgage Lenders Network, value, xxvi
, –, – high-risk products, –
The Money Store, Mortgage lending improper foreclosures,
Monoline insurers, –, asset-backed commercial international housing
– paper programs, – bubbles,
Moody’s, community development money market collateral,
AIG downgrade, – commitments, – –
AIG valuation system, crime-facilitative Moody’s downgrading of,
asset-backed commercial environments for –
paper programs, – mortgage fraud, – Moody’s involvement in,
four Cs of, –
breakdown in mortgage- funding for, (fig.) mortgage modification to
related securities, xxv government regulators’ hold off foreclosure,
CDO machine, –, failure to challenge non-GSE,
– financial industry, – over-the-counter
commercial real estate GSE goals, derivatives, xxiv–xxv
status, GSEs’ increasing importance players involved in, –
early payment default in , policy makers’ failure to
evaluation, – housing price surge and, control, xviii–xix
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Panic: systemic freezing in Political action committees. See jobs and house prices, –
financial markets, – Lobbying
, , – Pontell, Henry N., Reconstruction Finance
Park, Gene, , –, Pooling loans, Corporation,
– Population growth, housing Recourse Rule, –
Parker, Ed, , bubble and, Redlining, xxvii
Parkinson, Patrick, , , Porter, Katherine, Reed, John, , –,
, , – Portfolio cap relief, – Refinancing, , –
Parmer, Darcy, Predatory lending practices, – Regulation Z,
Pastine, Armand, , , –. See also Regulation/regulators
Patterson, Scott, Subprime lending AIG liquidity failure,
Paulson, Henry President’s Working Group on –
Bear Stearns’ collapse, Financial Markets, , asset-backed commercial
BofA-Merrill Lynch merger, Price, Joe, paper programs,
Price, Mike, Bear Stearns collapse,
Goldman Sachs collapse, PricewaterhouseCoopers, , –
– , , CDO structuring, –
GSE, concerns over Primary Dealer Credit Facility checks and balances of
potential failure of, , (PDCF), –, , banking regulation,
, , Citigroup expansion, –
GSE capital increase, Prince, Charles, , , , Citigroup’s CDO business,
GSE receivership, – , , , ,
lack of concern over – commercial banks’
housing bubble, xxi Private mortgage insurance downturn, –
Lehman collapse, , , (PMI) companies, concerns over Lehman’s
, – Private-label securities, , liquidity, –
Recourse Rule, Procter & Gamble, – Consolidated Supervised
response to financial crisis, Property taxes, Entity program, –
– Public Employees Retirement CRA lending,
subprime exposure as Association plan credit ratings’ link to,
indicator of impending (Colorado), –
crisis, Putnam, Tom, dual banking system,
synthetic CDOs, – Putnam Investments, failures in regulation and
TARP, – supervision aiding crisis,
underestimating the xviii
Qualified purchasers,
housing bust, futures and options
Quality standards,
Pay-as-you-go CDSs, – exchange,
Payment shock loans, Quants (quantitative analysts), Glass-Steagall Act, , ,
Payment-option ARMS, , –,
Penn Central Transportation Quick Flip, Operation, – Goldman Sachs’s CDO
Company, structuring,
Pension funds: credit ratings Raines, Franklin, government obstacles to
reliance, Rajan, Raghuram, regulating unfair lending
Pension plans, economic Ranieri, Lewis, , –, practices,
fallout, –, GSE review, –
Performance index, – Real estate credit bubble, GSEs’ capital increase,
Peterson, Warren, , Recession (), –
Piggyback lending, Recession (–), housing bubble, –
PIMCO, –, commercial real estate, inflated housing appraisals,
Pinto, Ed, –
Plepler, Andrew, governments’ struggle to international credit bubble,
Poethig, Erika, close shortfalls, –
Policymaking. See Government impact on small businesses mortgage securitization, –
actions and agencies and families, – ,
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OCC expansion of allowed Ricciardi, Chris, , Rosner, Joshua,
activities, Riegle-Neal Interstate Banking Rubin, Robert, , , , ,
OTC derivatives, and Branching Efficiency ,
over-the-counter Act, Russian debt crisis, ,
derivatives, xxiv–xxv “Risk Governance Diagnostic:
predatory lending practices, Recommendations and St. Denis, Joseph,
– Case for Economic Salaries. See Compensation
reaction to the CDO Capital Development” packages
madness, (Bear Stearns report), Salomon Brothers, ,
Recourse Rule, – – Sambol, David, –,
shadow banking, – Risk management Sand states. See Arizona;
single-cause theories, assessing systemic risk after California; Florida;
state regulation of mortgage Bear Stearns collapse,
Nevada
lending, , –, –
Sandler, Herb, , , ,
– bank failure, –
Sarbanes, Paul,
subprime mortgage lending, big bank failure,
Savings and loan crisis, –
– commercial banks’
Savitt, Marc S.,
synthetic CDOs, downturn, –
Schapiro, Mary,
TARP, – compensation structures,
Schwartz, Alan, , , ,
”too big to fail” principle, –
–,
See also Deregulation of concentration in largest
Schwartz, Faith,
financial markets; firms,
Schwartz, Laura, ,
Federal Reserve corporate governance’s
Scion Capital, –
Reich, John, –, failure to control, xviii–
Sebring Capital,
Reinhart, Vincent, xix
Rejected loans, – derivatives, – Second mortgages,
Renters, emerging markets, – Securities and Exchange
Repo market, –, – GSE penetration into Commission (SEC)
assessing systemic risk after subprime market, – AIG valuation,
Bear Stearns collapse, Bear Stearns’ collapse, –
– high-risk products mortgage , ,
Bear Stearns’ collapse, , products, – CDO regulation,
–, housing bust resulting from, Citigroup’s CDO business,
Bear Stearns hedge funds, –
– housing industry, Consolidated Supervised
BNP Paribas ABCP loss, Lehman’s stake in Archstone Entity program, –
borrowing levels, (fig.) Smith, – deregulating bank
BSAM involvement, LTCM collapse, consolidation,
JP Morgan’s systemic risk mortgage lending, dismantling Glass-Steagall,
concerns, option ARMs,
liquidity risk measures, regulators’ declining due diligence and
– influence on the housing disclosure, , –
regulators’ concerns over industry, failure to protect financial
Bear Stearns failure, repricing of risk, – system, xviii
regulatory changes boosting role in the crisis, fixed commissions on stock
growth, structured finance, – trades, –
shutting down lending, See also Liquidity Lehman Brothers’ decline
Reserve Primary Fund, , risk/liquidity failure and collapse, , –
– Risk-focused approach to
Residential mortgage-backed regulation, – Lehman’s disregard of risk
securities, (fig.) Robo-signers, management,
Resolution Trust Corporation Roeder, Douglas, LTCM collapse,
(RTC), – Rokakis, James, , Merrill Lynch’s
Rhineland program, – Roseman, Alan, , subprime exposure,
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Securities and Exchange Seven deadly frictions in Stages of the crisis,
Commission (SEC) mortgage securitization, Staley, Jes,
(continued) Standard & Poor’s Index,
Merrill Lynch’s CDO Shadow banking, –, –, Standard & Poor’s (S&P)
business, –, , AIG downgrade, –
money market fund Shafran, Steve, Bear Stearns’ collapse, –
accounting, Shearson,
monoline insurers, Shelby, Richard, mortgage securitization,
Moody’s rating of mortgage- Shelf registration, structured finance,
backed securities and Sherwood, Michael, , See also Credit ratings/credit
CDOs, – Shiller, Robert, rating agencies
OTC derivatives, Shock and panic, , – State government: lending
President’s Working Group Short investors, –, regulations, , –,
on Financial Markets, (fig.), , –, –
repo markets indicating – State Street Global Advisors,
liquidity risk, Short-term borrowing, costs of,
Reserve Primary Fund, (fig.) Steel, Robert, , –,
– Short-term interest rates, , ,
shadow banking, , , Stein, Kevin, , –
subprime exposure as Short-term liquidity, Stein, Roger,
indicator of impending Shu, Sihan, – Stephan, Jeffrey,
crisis, Shumer, Charles, Stock market, xvi,
synthetic CDOs, – Siddique, Sabeth, –, Stock options,
Securities Industry Association, Siegel, Jay, – Structured Credit committee,
Sieracki, Eric,
Securitization, , – SIGTARP, – Structured finance, , –
early concerns about Simpson, William A., Structured Investment Vehicles,
housing-securities Single-cause explanations,
entanglement, – Structured-investment vehicles
end of the boom, Sirri, Erik, , , (SIVs), –
housing bust, – Sivak, Edward, Subprime lending, (fig.)
role in the crisis, Small businesses, , – adjustable-rate mortgages,
subprime mortgage lending, Smith Barney,
–, – Snow, John, , adverse market conditions
transforming mortgages Société Générale Bank, , for lenders, –
into mortgage-backed –, – as warning sign, xvii
securities, Solomon, Michael, California,
warehouse lending to Solomon, Peter J., Citigroup expansion, –
mortgage originators, Solvency failure, Community Reinvestment
– Soundview Home Equity Loan Act, xxvii, –, –,
Senate Committee on Banking, Trust, –,
Housing, and Urban Southern Pacific Funding credit bust destabilizing
Affairs, (SFC), – business models, –
Senate Permanent Spain delinquency,
Subcommittee on house price appreciation, due diligence,
Investigations, – –, (fig.) easy financing contributing
Senate Subcommittee on housing bubble, – to the housing bubble,
Economic Policy, Spare tire theory, ,
Senate Subcommittee on Sparks, Dan, foreclosure causes,
Housing, Transportation Special Inspector General for Goldman Sachs reducing
and Community TARP, xii exposure before the bust,
Development, Spector, Warren, –
Senderra Funding, Spillenkothen, Richard, increasing access to, –
Senior Loan Officer Survey, Spitzer, Eliot, – increasing levels of, –
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