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by Fannie Mae

Lockhart, Jim

Loeb, David

Long Beach Mortgage

establishment of

federal investigations of

Long Beach Savings & Loan

establishment of

Goldman deals

loans, selling to Wall St.

Washington Mutual acquisition of

worst bank designation

Long-Term Capital Management (LTCM), collapse of

Low-income persons

Countrywide loans to

Fannie initiatives for

Long Beach discrimination case

Lowitt, Ian

Lucido, Lou


McCallion, Anne

McCoy, Patricia

McDade, Bart

McDaniel, Raymond

McDonough, William

McGarrigal, Ray

McGee, Skip

McGraw, Terry

McMahon, Mike

McMurray, John

Madigan, Lisa

Magnetar

Maloney, Carolyn

Maloni, William “Bill,”

Mark-to-market accounting

Marsh & McLennan

Mason, Joseph

Masters, Blythe

Matthews, Ed

Maxwell, David

biographical information

on Fannie mission

and Johnson

and MBS development

and MBS-related legislation

MBS, view of

and REMIC decision

retirement package

May, William

Mehle, Roger

Merrill, Charles

Merrill Lynch

Bank of America acquisition of

BlackRock deal

bonuses, accelerated

CDOs

CDOs, collapse of

CEO. See O’Neal, Stan

establishment of

First Franklin acquired by

post-bailout bonuses

risk management, lack of

subprime exposure, extent of

synthetic CDOs

Merrill Lynch Mortgage Capital

Mexico, credit crisis

Milken, Michael

Miller, Tom

Mital, Aseem

Mobasheri, Ardavan

Mondor, Paul

Money market funds, and repo market

Money Store

Montag, Tom

Moody, John

Moody’s

CDOs, downgrading

CDOs, rating

under Clarkson

comments after CDOs crash

derivatives high rating, reasons for

downgrading of (2007)

establishment of

growth of

reform, lack of

Moral hazard

Morelli, Robert

Morgan Stanley

establishment of

GSEs, analysis of

survival after collapse

Morrice, Brad

Mortgage-backed securities (MBS)

blue sky laws exemption

CMOs

Fannie Mae portfolio of

first issue

laws expanding growth of

profitability of

rating of

rationale for

REMICs

risk weighting

of subprimes. See Subprime mortgage-backed securities (subprime MBS)

tranches

Mortgage Bankers Association

Mortgage Guaranty Insurance Corporation

Mortgage originators

Ameriquest

Countrywide Financial

crisis of 1998

going public

hard-money lenders

write-downs

Mortgages

adjustable rate

conforming

to credit risks. See Subprime mortgages

Federal Reserve authority over

first- and second-lien

prepayment risk

securities based on. See Derivatives; Mortgage-backed securities (MBS); Subprime mortgage-backed securities (subprime MBS)

Mozilo, Angelo

biographical information

and Countrywide collapse

exit package

homeownership as mission

SEC fraud charges

style/personality of

subprimes, view of

See also Countrywide Financial

Mozilo, Mark

Mudd, Daniel

during collapse

Fannie under

on Johnson era

Multisector CDO


National Association of Affordable Housing Lenders

National Community Reinvestment Coalition

Nationally Recognized Statistical Ratings Organization (NRSROs)

National Predatory Lending Task Force

Nayden, Denis

Netting out

Nevins, Lou

New Century

New Century Financial

collapse of

fraud, view of

Goldman deals

growth of

Merrill buyout plan

Nicolaus, Stifel

Norell, Lars

Norma

Northern Rock

Noto, Tom


Obama, Barack

Arnall supported by

regulatory actions

Off-balance sheet investments

Office of Federal Housing Enterprise Oversight (OFHEO)

establishment of

under Falcon

Fannie, regulatory weakness

Fannie accounting fraud investigation

and GSEs collapse

See also Federal Housing Finance Agency

Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC)

preemption policy

subprime crackdown

Office of Thrift Supervision (OTS)

Long Beach discrimination case

preemption policy

subprime guidelines

subprimes, neglect of issue

O’Neal, Stan

biographical information

and CDO collapse

CDO exposure, ignorance about

Kronthal firing

leaves Merrill

Merrill Lynch under

Patrick/Zakaria firing

risk encouraged by

and sale of Merrill

Semerci hired by

style/personality of

See also Merrill Lynch

O’Neill, Sandler

Option One

Orkin, Michael

Overcollateralization

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