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Ares

1st December 2010, 09:18 AM

The Federal Reserve, under orders from Congress, plans today to identify recipients of $3.3 trillion in emergency aid the central bank provided as it fought the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression.

The Fed intends to post the data on its website at midday in Washington to comply with a provision in July’s Dodd-Frank law overhauling financial regulation. The information spans six loan programs as well as currency swaps with other central banks, purchases of mortgage-backed securities and the rescues of Bear Stearns Cos. and American International Group Inc.

The disclosures may heighten political scrutiny of the central bank already at its most intense in three decades. The Fed’s Nov. 3 decision to add $600 billion of monetary stimulus has met with backlash from top Republicans in Congress, who said in a Nov. 17 letter to Chairman Ben S. Bernanke that the action risks inflation and asset-price bubbles.

“It is quite conceivable it is going to stir up the political pot,” said Ward McCarthy, chief financial economist at Jefferies & Co. Inc. in New York. “But political criticism isn’t going to prevent them from doing what they need to do. An important part of being a Fed official is to understand whatever you do is going to come under scrutiny.”

The data will probably show the magnitude of central bank support to companies including Bank of America Corp. and General Electric Co. after the collapse of Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. spurred a surge in private borrowing costs. Lawmakers demanded disclosure after the Fed approved aid dwarfing the federal government’s $700 billion Troubled Asset Relief Program.

Discount Window

Congress excluded one Fed program from disclosure, the discount window, which is the subject of a 2008 lawsuit filed by Bloomberg LP, parent of Bloomberg News, against the central bank. A group of banks is appealing to the Supreme Court over lower-court decisions ordering the Fed to identify loan recipients. The program peaked at $110.7 billion in October 2008.

“We see this not as the end of a process but really a significant step forward in opening the veil of secrecy that exists in one of the most powerful agencies in government,” Senator Bernard Sanders, the Vermont Independent who wrote the provision on Fed disclosure, said to reporters Nov. 17.

U.S. central bankers stepped outside of their traditional role as a lender of last resort to banks as credit markets nearly ground to a halt in the wake of Lehman’s bankruptcy on Sept. 15, 2008. Bernanke pushed the boundaries of the Fed’s powers, using section 13(3) of the Federal Reserve Act, which allowed the central bank to aid non-banks under “unusual and exigent circumstances.”

Commercial Paper

Over time, the Fed would provide financing for such diverse borrowers as U.S. corporations who needed to sell commercial paper and to money managers who wanted to invest in consumer auto loans.

Today’s information relates to aid from Dec. 1, 2007, through July 21, 2010, when President Barack Obama signed Dodd- Frank into law. The act requires the Fed, after a two-year delay, to identify firms that, following the law’s passage, borrow through its discount window and participate in its purchases or sales of assets such as mortgage-backed securities and Treasuries.

The Dodd-Frank legislation has also limited the Fed’s emergency lending powers from now on to programs with broad- based eligibility, curtailing bailouts of individual institutions.

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2010-12-01/fed-will-name-recipients-of-3-3-trillion-in-emergency-aid-during-crisis.html

Book

1st December 2010, 09:24 AM

The Federal Reserve, under orders from Congress, plans today to identify recipients of $3.3 trillion in emergency aid the central bank provided as it fought the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression.

http://members.madasafish.com/~cj_whitehound/Rats_Nest/Ship_Rats/artwork/Deshnok/rats_around_milk-dish.jpg

Each one must finally be named...lol.

:D

Ares

1st December 2010, 09:26 AM

Here's the link to the FED's website concerning the data released.

http://www.federalreserve.gov/newsevents/reform_transaction.htm

federalreserve.gov BWAH HA HA HA

Rebel Yarr

1st December 2010, 09:48 AM

Here is Central Bank Liquidity Swap Lines report - was an excel spread off of - http://www.federalreserve.gov/newsevents/files/cbls.xls

Central bank counterparty Foreign currency amount received Trade date Maturity date
European Central Bank 6,934 Dec 17 2007 Jan 17 2008
Swiss National Bank 4,608 Dec 17 2007 Jan 17 2008
European Central Bank 6,958 Dec 21 2007 Jan 31 2008
European Central Bank 6,718 Jan 14 2008 Feb 14 2008
Swiss National Bank 4,365 Jan 14 2008 Feb 14 2008
European Central Bank 6,769 Jan 28 2008 Feb 28 2008
European Central Bank 9,623 Mar 25 2008 Apr 24 2008
Swiss National Bank 6,057 Mar 25 2008 Apr 24 2008
European Central Bank 9,558 Apr 7 2008 May 8 2008
European Central Bank 9,416 Apr 21 2008 May 22 2008
Swiss National Bank 6,054 Apr 22 2008 May 22 2008
European Central Bank 16,100 May 5 2008 Jun 5 2008
Swiss National Bank 6,291 May 6 2008 Jun 5 2008
European Central Bank 15,986 May 19 2008 Jun 19 2008
Swiss National Bank 6,243 May 20 2008 Jun 19 2008
European Central Bank 16,033 Jun 2 2008 Jul 3 2008
Swiss National Bank 6,198 Jun 3 2008 Jul 3 2008
European Central Bank 16,153 Jun 16 2008 Jul 17 2008
Swiss National Bank 6,270 Jun 17 2008 Jul 17 2008
European Central Bank 15,848 Jun 30 2008 Jul 31 2008
Swiss National Bank 6,100 Jul 1 2008 Jul 31 2008
European Central Bank 15,635 Jul 14 2008 Aug 14 2008
Swiss National Bank 6,030 Jul 15 2008 Aug 14 2008
European Central Bank 15,919 Jul 28 2008 Aug 28 2008
Swiss National Bank 6,225 Jul 29 2008 Aug 28 2008
European Central Bank 6,708 Aug 11 2008 Nov 6 2008
European Central Bank 13,420 Aug 12 2008 Sep 11 2008
Swiss National Bank 2,177 Aug 12 2008 Nov 6 2008
Swiss National Bank 4,352 Aug 13 2008 Sep 11 2008
European Central Bank 13,701 Aug 25 2008 Sep 25 2008
Swiss National Bank 6,636 Aug 26 2008 Sep 25 2008
European Central Bank 7,070 Sep 8 2008 Dec 4 2008
European Central Bank 7,095 Sep 9 2008 Oct 9 2008
Swiss National Bank 2,260 Sep 9 2008 Dec 4 2008
Swiss National Bank 2,262 Sep 10 2008 Oct 9 2008
Bank of England 7,723 Sep 18 2008 Sep 19 2008
European Central Bank 28,122 Sep 18 2008 Sep 19 2008
Swiss National Bank 10,935 Sep 18 2008 Sep 19 2008
Bank of England 11,526 Sep 19 2008 Sep 22 2008
European Central Bank 27,582 Sep 19 2008 Sep 22 2008
Swiss National Bank 11,230 Sep 19 2008 Sep 22 2008
Bank of England 14,244 Sep 22 2008 Sep 23 2008
European Central Bank 28,098 Sep 22 2008 Sep 23 2008
Swiss National Bank 10,955 Sep 22 2008 Sep 23 2008
European Central Bank 16,971 Sep 22 2008 Oct 23 2008
Bank of England 16,249 Sep 23 2008 Sep 24 2008
European Central Bank 27,452 Sep 23 2008 Sep 24 2008
Swiss National Bank 10,780 Sep 23 2008 Sep 24 2008
Swiss National Bank 8,624 Sep 23 2008 Oct 23 2008
Bank of England 16,111 Sep 24 2008 Sep 25 2008
European Central Bank 27,154 Sep 24 2008 Sep 25 2008
Swiss National Bank 10,860 Sep 24 2008 Sep 25 2008
Bank of Japan 3,126,898 Sep 24 2008 Oct 23 2008
Bank of England 18,811 Sep 25 2008 Sep 26 2008
European Central Bank 27,229 Sep 25 2008 Sep 26 2008
Swiss National Bank 10,860 Sep 25 2008 Sep 26 2008
Bank of England 5,437 Sep 26 2008 Sep 29 2008
Bank of England 16,312 Sep 26 2008 Oct 3 2008
European Central Bank 20,408 Sep 26 2008 Sep 29 2008
European Central Bank 23,810 Sep 26 2008 Oct 3 2008
Swiss National Bank 7,623 Sep 26 2008 Sep 29 2008
Swiss National Bank 5,336 Sep 26 2008 Oct 3 2008
Reserve Bank of Australia 11,972 Sep 26 2008 Oct 27 2008
Danmarks Nationalbank 25,533 Sep 26 2008 Oct 28 2008
Bank of England 5,497 Sep 29 2008 Sep 30 2008
European Central Bank 20,492 Sep 29 2008 Sep 30 2008
Swiss National Bank 9,096 Sep 29 2008 Sep 30 2008
Bank of England 5,540 Sep 30 2008 Oct 1 2008
European Central Bank 20,907 Sep 30 2008 Oct 1 2008
European Central Bank 21,425 Sep 30 2008 Oct 1 2008
European Central Bank 16,726 Sep 30 2008 Oct 1 2008
Swiss National Bank 11,025 Sep 30 2008 Oct 1 2008
Norges Bank 17,397 Sep 30 2008 Nov 3 2008
Bank of England 4,200 Oct 1 2008 Oct 2 2008
Bank of England 7,556 Oct 1 2008 Oct 7 2008
European Central Bank 34,958 Oct 1 2008 Oct 2 2008
European Central Bank 15,381 Oct 1 2008 Oct 2 2008
Swiss National Bank 11,175 Oct 1 2008 Oct 2 2008
Bank of England 5,058 Oct 2 2008 Oct 3 2008
European Central Bank 35,509 Oct 2 2008 Oct 3 2008
European Central Bank 28,194 Oct 2 2008 Oct 3 2008
Swiss National Bank 10,234 Oct 2 2008 Oct 3 2008
Bank of England 4,630 Oct 3 2008 Oct 6 2008
Bank of England 16,980 Oct 3 2008 Oct 10 2008
European Central Bank 35,964 Oct 3 2008 Oct 6 2008
European Central Bank 30,764 Oct 3 2008 Oct 6 2008
Swiss National Bank 6,996 Oct 3 2008 Oct 6 2008
Bank of England 5,692 Oct 6 2008 Oct 7 2008
European Central Bank 36,143 Oct 6 2008 Oct 7 2008
European Central Bank 23,059 Oct 6 2008 Oct 7 2008
Swiss National Bank 8,406 Oct 6 2008 Oct 7 2008
Bank of England 4,766 Oct 7 2008 Oct 8 2008
Bank of England 11,410 Oct 7 2008 Oct 8 2008
Bank of England 9,989 Oct 7 2008 Oct 14 2008
European Central Bank 36,673 Oct 7 2008 Oct 8 2008
European Central Bank 22,407 Oct 7 2008 Oct 8 2008
Swiss National Bank 11,416 Oct 7 2008 Oct 8 2008
Bank of Japan 2,036,400 Oct 7 2008 Jan 5 2009
Danmarks Nationalbank 27,631 Oct 7 2008 Nov 6 2008
European Central Bank 14,671 Oct 7 2008 Jan 2 2009
Swiss National Bank 4,567 Oct 7 2008 Jan 5 2009
Bank of England 4,886 Oct 8 2008 Oct 9 2008
Bank of England 7,125 Oct 8 2008 Oct 14 2008
Bank of England 5,705 Oct 8 2008 Oct 14 2008
European Central Bank 51,350 Oct 8 2008 Oct 9 2008
European Central Bank 44,014 Oct 8 2008 Oct 9 2008
Swiss National Bank 11,323 Oct 8 2008 Oct 9 2008
Bank of England 5,750 Oct 9 2008 Oct 10 2008
European Central Bank 72,828 Oct 9 2008 Oct 10 2008
European Central Bank 34,957 Oct 9 2008 Oct 10 2008
Swiss National Bank 11,300 Oct 9 2008 Oct 10 2008
Reserve Bank of Australia 15,053 Oct 9 2008 Jan 13 2009
Bank of England 5,020 Oct 10 2008 Oct 14 2008
Bank of England 8,875 Oct 10 2008 Oct 14 2008
Bank of England 17,748 Oct 10 2008 Oct 17 2008
European Central Bank 68,614 Oct 10 2008 Oct 14 2008
European Central Bank 25,947 Oct 10 2008 Oct 14 2008
Swiss National Bank 11,147 Oct 10 2008 Oct 14 2008
Bank of England 5,026 Oct 14 2008 Oct 15 2008
Bank of England 17,208 Oct 14 2008 Oct 17 2008
Bank of England 14,341 Oct 14 2008 Oct 17 2008
European Central Bank 72,149 Oct 14 2008 Oct 15 2008
European Central Bank 28,814 Oct 14 2008 Oct 15 2008
Swiss National Bank 8,407 Oct 14 2008 Oct 15 2008
Bank of England 5,724 Oct 15 2008 Oct 16 2008
European Central Bank 72,717 Oct 15 2008 Oct 16 2008
European Central Bank 28,578 Oct 15 2008 Oct 16 2008
Swiss National Bank 10,176 Oct 15 2008 Oct 16 2008
European Central Bank 124,291 Oct 15 2008 Oct 23 2008
Swiss National Bank 8,011 Oct 15 2008 Oct 23 2008
Bank of England 43,678 Oct 15 2008 Oct 24 2008
Sveriges Riksbank 71,980 Oct 15 2008 Jan 9 2009
Bank of England 5,396 Oct 16 2008 Oct 17 2008
European Central Bank 27,670 Oct 16 2008 Oct 17 2008
Swiss National Bank 4,404 Oct 16 2008 Oct 17 2008
Bank of England 5,304 Oct 17 2008 Oct 20 2008
European Central Bank 31,983 Oct 17 2008 Oct 20 2008
Swiss National Bank 1,384 Oct 17 2008 Oct 20 2008
Bank of England 5,112 Oct 20 2008 Oct 21 2008
European Central Bank 35,213 Oct 20 2008 Oct 21 2008
Swiss National Bank 1,056 Oct 20 2008 Oct 21 2008
Bank of England 3,575 Oct 21 2008 Oct 22 2008
European Central Bank 32,986 Oct 21 2008 Oct 22 2008
Swiss National Bank 1,435 Oct 21 2008 Oct 22 2008
Bank of Japan 5,110,113 Oct 21 2008 Nov 20 2008
European Central Bank 76,940 Oct 21 2008 Nov 20 2008
European Central Bank 17,063 Oct 21 2008 Nov 20 2008
Norges Bank 16,472 Oct 21 2008 Nov 20 2008
Swiss National Bank 14,912 Oct 21 2008 Nov 20 2008
Bank of England 15,171 Oct 21 2008 Nov 21 2008
Bank of England 2,336 Oct 22 2008 Oct 23 2008
European Central Bank 34,590 Oct 22 2008 Oct 23 2008
Swiss National Bank 1,081 Oct 22 2008 Oct 23 2008
European Central Bank 2,993 Oct 22 2008 Oct 30 2008
European Central Bank 52,836 Oct 22 2008 Oct 30 2008
Swiss National Bank 3,803 Oct 22 2008 Oct 30 2008
Bank of England 27,363 Oct 22 2008 Oct 31 2008
Sveriges Riksbank 77,755 Oct 22 2008 Jan 16 2009
Bank of England 2,467 Oct 23 2008 Oct 24 2008
European Central Bank 32,894 Oct 23 2008 Oct 24 2008
Swiss National Bank 1,921 Oct 23 2008 Oct 24 2008
Bank of England 1,891 Oct 24 2008 Oct 27 2008
European Central Bank 31,002 Oct 24 2008 Oct 27 2008
Swiss National Bank 6,382 Oct 24 2008 Oct 27 2008
Reserve Bank of Australia 11,634 Oct 24 2008 Nov 24 2008
Danmarks Nationalbank 57,665 Oct 24 2008 Jan 20 2009
Bank of England 1,939 Oct 27 2008 Oct 28 2008
European Central Bank 31,825 Oct 27 2008 Oct 28 2008
Swiss National Bank 7,910 Oct 27 2008 Oct 28 2008
Bank of England 1,932 Oct 28 2008 Oct 29 2008
European Central Bank 29,243 Oct 28 2008 Oct 29 2008
Swiss National Bank 7,962 Oct 28 2008 Oct 29 2008
Bank of England 1,874 Oct 29 2008 Oct 30 2008
European Central Bank 26,740 Oct 29 2008 Oct 30 2008
Swiss National Bank 2,189 Oct 29 2008 Oct 30 2008
European Central Bank 72,583 Oct 29 2008 Nov 6 2008
European Central Bank 11,430 Oct 29 2008 Nov 6 2008
Swiss National Bank 7,336 Oct 29 2008 Nov 6 2008
Bank of England 28,545 Oct 29 2008 Nov 7 2008
Bank of England 421 Oct 30 2008 Oct 31 2008
European Central Bank 23,071 Oct 30 2008 Oct 31 2008
Swiss National Bank 1,514 Oct 30 2008 Oct 31 2008
Reserve Bank of Australia 13,293 Oct 30 2008 Jan 23 2009
Bank of England 433 Oct 31 2008 Nov 3 2008
European Central Bank 18,948 Oct 31 2008 Nov 3 2008
Swiss National Bank 1,307 Oct 31 2008 Nov 3 2008
Bank of England 246 Nov 3 2008 Nov 4 2008
European Central Bank 18,840 Nov 3 2008 Nov 4 2008
Swiss National Bank 304 Nov 3 2008 Nov 4 2008
Bank of England 255 Nov 4 2008 Nov 5 2008
European Central Bank 18,365 Nov 4 2008 Nov 5 2008
Swiss National Bank 673 Nov 4 2008 Nov 5 2008
Bank of Japan 4,384,970 Nov 4 2008 Jan 29 2009
European Central Bank 514 Nov 4 2008 Jan 29 2009
European Central Bank 56,006 Nov 4 2008 Jan 29 2009
Norges Bank 40,473 Nov 4 2008 Jan 29 2009
Swiss National Bank 1,981 Nov 4 2008 Jan 29 2009
Bank of England 7,496 Nov 4 2008 Jan 30 2009
Bank of England 158 Nov 5 2008 Nov 6 2008
European Central Bank 17,381 Nov 5 2008 Nov 6 2008
Swiss National Bank 1,260 Nov 5 2008 Nov 6 2008
European Central Bank 45,675 Nov 5 2008 Nov 13 2008
European Central Bank 745 Nov 5 2008 Nov 13 2008
Swiss National Bank 2,495 Nov 5 2008 Nov 13 2008
Bank of England 12,994 Nov 5 2008 Nov 14 2008
Bank of England 158 Nov 6 2008 Nov 7 2008
European Central Bank 17,791 Nov 6 2008 Nov 7 2008
Bank of England 160 Nov 7 2008 Nov 10 2008
European Central Bank 18,526 Nov 7 2008 Nov 10 2008
European Central Bank 17,964 Nov 10 2008 Nov 12 2008
European Central Bank 18,660 Nov 12 2008 Nov 13 2008
European Central Bank 804 Nov 12 2008 Nov 20 2008
European Central Bank 48,064 Nov 12 2008 Nov 20 2008
Swiss National Bank 1,214 Nov 12 2008 Nov 20 2008
Bank of England 9,986 Nov 12 2008 Nov 21 2008
European Central Bank 17,091 Nov 13 2008 Nov 14 2008
European Central Bank 16,944 Nov 14 2008 Nov 17 2008
European Central Bank 17,503 Nov 17 2008 Nov 18 2008
European Central Bank 16,750 Nov 18 2008 Nov 19 2008
Bank of Japan 3,158,179 Nov 18 2008 Dec 18 2008
Danmarks Nationalbank 29,444 Nov 18 2008 Dec 4 2008
European Central Bank 41,323 Nov 18 2008 Dec 18 2008
European Central Bank 3,829 Nov 18 2008 Dec 18 2008
Norges Bank 20,448 Nov 18 2008 Dec 18 2008
Swiss National Bank 8,406 Nov 18 2008 Dec 18 2008
Bank of England 15,340 Nov 18 2008 Dec 19 2008
European Central Bank 15,933 Nov 19 2008 Nov 20 2008
European Central Bank 57,327 Nov 19 2008 Nov 28 2008
European Central Bank 746 Nov 19 2008 Nov 28 2008
Swiss National Bank 905 Nov 19 2008 Nov 28 2008
Bank of England 6,944 Nov 19 2008 Nov 28 2008
European Central Bank 16,058 Nov 20 2008 Nov 21 2008
European Central Bank 16,014 Nov 21 2008 Nov 24 2008
Reserve Bank of Australia 4,487 Nov 21 2008 Dec 15 2008
European Central Bank 15,866 Nov 24 2008 Nov 25 2008
European Central Bank 15,681 Nov 25 2008 Nov 26 2008
European Central Bank 15,549 Nov 26 2008 Nov 28 2008
Bank of England 12,629 Nov 26 2008 Dec 5 2008
European Central Bank 65,274 Nov 26 2008 Dec 4 2008
European Central Bank 638 Nov 26 2008 Dec 4 2008
Sveriges Riksbank 39,458 Nov 26 2008 Feb 20 2009
Swiss National Bank 7,332 Nov 26 2008 Dec 4 2008
European Central Bank 15,793 Nov 28 2008 Dec 1 2008
European Central Bank 15,930 Dec 1 2008 Dec 2 2008
European Central Bank 15,913 Dec 2 2008 Dec 3 2008
Bank of Japan 2,850,123 Dec 2 2008 Feb 26 2009
Bank of Korea 5,836,000 Dec 2 2008 Feb 26 2009
Danmarks Nationalbank 29,538 Dec 2 2008 Feb 5 2009
European Central Bank 1,169 Dec 2 2008 Feb 26 2009
European Central Bank 53,468 Dec 2 2008 Feb 26 2009
Swiss National Bank 3,757 Dec 2 2008 Feb 26 2009
Bank of England 7,551 Dec 2 2008 Feb 27 2009
European Central Bank 15,925 Dec 3 2008 Dec 4 2008
European Central Bank 624 Dec 3 2008 Dec 11 2008
European Central Bank 59,159 Dec 3 2008 Dec 11 2008
Swiss National Bank 387 Dec 3 2008 Dec 11 2008
Bank of England 2,925 Dec 3 2008 Dec 12 2008
European Central Bank 15,949 Dec 4 2008 Dec 5 2008
European Central Bank 15,889 Dec 5 2008 Dec 8 2008
European Central Bank 15,288 Dec 8 2008 Dec 9 2008
Bank of Korea 4,326,300 Dec 8 2008 Mar 5 2009
European Central Bank 15,295 Dec 9 2008 Dec 10 2008
European Central Bank 15,754 Dec 10 2008 Dec 11 2008
European Central Bank 44,229 Dec 10 2008 Dec 18 2008
European Central Bank 631 Dec 10 2008 Dec 18 2008
Swiss National Bank 350 Dec 10 2008 Dec 18 2008
Bank of England 81 Dec 10 2008 Dec 19 2008
European Central Bank 16,333 Dec 11 2008 Dec 12 2008
Swiss National Bank 1,092 Dec 11 2008 Jan 15 2009
Swiss National Bank 1,368 Dec 11 2008 Mar 12 2009
European Central Bank 17,076 Dec 12 2008 Dec 15 2008
Reserve Bank of Australia 5,880 Dec 12 2008 Mar 9 2009
European Central Bank 16,923 Dec 15 2008 Dec 16 2008
Swiss National Bank 14,234 Dec 15 2008 Jan 15 2009
European Central Bank 17,491 Dec 16 2008 Dec 17 2008
Bank of Japan 2,528,501 Dec 16 2008 Jan 15 2009
European Central Bank 51 Dec 16 2008 Jan 15 2009
European Central Bank 34,731 Dec 16 2008 Jan 15 2009
Norges Bank 15,334 Dec 16 2008 Jan 15 2009
Swiss National Bank 2,253 Dec 16 2008 Jan 15 2009
Bank of England 6,519 Dec 16 2008 Jan 16 2009
European Central Bank 17,354 Dec 17 2008 Dec 18 2008
European Central Bank 29,510 Dec 17 2008 Dec 23 2008
European Central Bank 3,646 Dec 17 2008 Dec 23 2008
Swiss National Bank 167 Dec 17 2008 Dec 23 2008
Bank of England 77 Dec 17 2008 Dec 29 2008
European Central Bank 15,448 Dec 18 2008 Dec 19 2008
European Central Bank 16,913 Dec 19 2008 Dec 22 2008
European Central Bank 17,389 Dec 22 2008 Dec 23 2008
Bank of Korea 4,315,470 Dec 22 2008 Mar 19 2009
European Central Bank 17,582 Dec 23 2008 Dec 29 2008
European Central Bank 3,824 Dec 23 2008 Jan 8 2009
European Central Bank 37,383 Dec 23 2008 Jan 8 2009
Swiss National Bank 163 Dec 23 2008 Jan 8 2009
Bank of England 81 Dec 24 2008 Jan 2 2009
European Central Bank 17,896 Dec 29 2008 Jan 2 2009
Bank of England 345 Dec 30 2008 Mar 27 2009
European Central Bank 7,656 Dec 30 2008 Mar 26 2009
European Central Bank 57 Dec 30 2008 Mar 26 2009
Bank of Japan 1,421,681 Dec 30 2008 Mar 26 2009
Swiss National Bank 2,119 Dec 30 2008 Mar 26 2009
European Central Bank 18,045 Jan 2 2009 Jan 5 2009
European Central Bank 18,482 Jan 5 2009 Jan 6 2009
European Central Bank 18,844 Jan 6 2009 Jan 7 2009
European Central Bank 18,440 Jan 7 2009 Jan 8 2009
European Central Bank 30,245 Jan 7 2009 Jan 15 2009
European Central Bank 2,443 Jan 7 2009 Jan 15 2009
Swiss National Bank 595 Jan 7 2009 Jan 15 2009
Sveriges Riksbank 39,208 Jan 7 2009 Apr 3 2009
European Central Bank 18,495 Jan 8 2009 Jan 9 2009
European Central Bank 18,332 Jan 9 2009 Jan 12 2009
European Central Bank 18,870 Jan 12 2009 Jan 13 2009
European Central Bank 19,086 Jan 13 2009 Jan 14 2009
Bank of Japan 1,417,706 Jan 13 2009 Feb 12 2009
Bank of Korea 4,093,500 Jan 13 2009 Apr 9 2009
European Central Bank 16,061 Jan 13 2009 Feb 12 2009
European Central Bank 94 Jan 13 2009 Feb 12 2009
Swiss National Bank 14,718 Jan 13 2009 Feb 17 2009
Bank of England 6,378 Jan 13 2009 Feb 13 2009
European Central Bank 19,162 Jan 14 2009 Jan 15 2009
European Central Bank 586 Jan 14 2009 Jan 22 2009
European Central Bank 43,583 Jan 14 2009 Jan 22 2009
Swiss National Bank 1,120 Jan 14 2009 Jan 22 2009
European Central Bank 14,207 Jan 15 2009 Jan 16 2009
European Central Bank 14,092 Jan 16 2009 Jan 20 2009
Danmarks Nationalbank 23,288 Jan 16 2009 Feb 17 2009
European Central Bank 14,430 Jan 20 2009 Jan 21 2009
Bank of Korea 4,119,900 Jan 20 2009 Apr 16 2009
European Central Bank 14,457 Jan 21 2009 Jan 22 2009
European Central Bank 46,729 Jan 21 2009 Jan 29 2009
European Central Bank 535 Jan 21 2009 Jan 29 2009
Swiss National Bank 1,142 Jan 21 2009 Jan 29 2009
European Central Bank 14,387 Jan 22 2009 Jan 23 2009
Reserve Bank of Australia 9,384 Jan 22 2009 Apr 20 2009
European Central Bank 14,595 Jan 23 2009 Jan 26 2009
European Central Bank 14,651 Jan 26 2009 Jan 27 2009
European Central Bank 14,471 Jan 27 2009 Jan 28 2009
Bank of Japan 1,998,513 Jan 27 2009 Apr 23 2009
European Central Bank 18,035 Jan 27 2009 Apr 23 2009
European Central Bank 19 Jan 27 2009 Apr 23 2009
Norges Bank 47,349 Jan 27 2009 Apr 23 2009
Bank of England 1,658 Jan 27 2009 Apr 24 2009
European Central Bank 14,364 Jan 28 2009 Jan 29 2009
European Central Bank 46,340 Jan 28 2009 Feb 5 2009
European Central Bank 479 Jan 28 2009 Feb 5 2009
Swiss National Bank 1,137 Jan 28 2009 Feb 5 2009

Rebel Yarr

1st December 2010, 09:48 AM

I don't have access on this PC - but man I would love to run this through a query and get some EU totals.....might do that later today..

European Central Bank 14,498 Jan 29 2009 Jan 30 2009
European Central Bank 14,856 Jan 30 2009 Feb 2 2009
European Central Bank 14,932 Feb 2 2009 Feb 3 2009
European Central Bank 14,795 Feb 3 2009 Feb 4 2009
Danmarks Nationalbank 29,017 Feb 3 2009 Mar 5 2009
European Central Bank 14,836 Feb 4 2009 Feb 5 2009
European Central Bank 45,519 Feb 4 2009 Feb 12 2009
Swiss National Bank 1,154 Feb 4 2009 Feb 12 2009
Bank of England 2,785 Feb 4 2009 Feb 13 2009
European Central Bank 15,943 Feb 5 2009 Feb 6 2009
European Central Bank 16,160 Feb 6 2009 Feb 9 2009
European Central Bank 16,177 Feb 9 2009 Feb 10 2009
European Central Bank 16,172 Feb 10 2009 Feb 11 2009
Bank of Japan 1,249,344 Feb 10 2009 Mar 12 2009
European Central Bank 11,940 Feb 10 2009 Mar 12 2009
Swiss National Bank 2 Feb 10 2009 Mar 12 2009
Bank of England 1,433 Feb 10 2009 Mar 13 2009
European Central Bank 16,559 Feb 11 2009 Feb 12 2009
European Central Bank 54,105 Feb 11 2009 Feb 19 2009
Swiss National Bank 1,151 Feb 11 2009 Feb 19 2009
Sveriges Riksbank 65,994 Feb 11 2009 May 8 2009
European Central Bank 8,904 Feb 12 2009 Feb 13 2009
Danmarks Nationalbank 16,606 Feb 12 2009 Mar 17 2009
European Central Bank 8,895 Feb 13 2009 Feb 17 2009
Swiss National Bank 4,652 Feb 13 2009 Feb 18 2009
Swiss National Bank 9,909 Feb 13 2009 Mar 4 2009
European Central Bank 9,072 Feb 17 2009 Feb 18 2009
Swiss National Bank 686 Feb 17 2009 Mar 4 2009
European Central Bank 9,098 Feb 18 2009 Feb 19 2009
European Central Bank 52,199 Feb 18 2009 Feb 26 2009
Sveriges Riksbank 88,538 Feb 18 2009 May 15 2009
European Central Bank 9,499 Feb 19 2009 Feb 20 2009
European Central Bank 9,541 Feb 20 2009 Feb 23 2009
European Central Bank 9,389 Feb 23 2009 Feb 24 2009
European Central Bank 9,036 Feb 24 2009 Feb 25 2009
Bank of Japan 1,818,972 Feb 24 2009 May 21 2009
Bank of Korea 6,038,000 Feb 24 2009 May 21 2009
European Central Bank 15,040 Feb 24 2009 May 21 2009
Bank of England 7,581 Feb 24 2009 May 22 2009
European Central Bank 9,049 Feb 25 2009 Feb 26 2009
European Central Bank 58,351 Feb 25 2009 Mar 5 2009
Reserve Bank of Australia 2,235 Feb 25 2009 May 21 2009
European Central Bank 9,053 Feb 26 2009 Feb 27 2009
European Central Bank 9,124 Feb 27 2009 Mar 2 2009
European Central Bank 9,197 Mar 2 2009 Mar 3 2009
Swiss National Bank 4,355 Mar 2 2009 Mar 18 2009
European Central Bank 9,161 Mar 3 2009 Mar 4 2009
Bank of Korea 4,710,000 Mar 3 2009 May 28 2009
Danmarks Nationalbank 16,707 Mar 3 2009 Apr 2 2009
European Central Bank 8,734 Mar 4 2009 Mar 5 2009
European Central Bank 61,099 Mar 4 2009 Mar 12 2009
Swiss National Bank 591 Mar 4 2009 Mar 12 2009
European Central Bank 8,727 Mar 5 2009 Mar 6 2009
European Central Bank 8,646 Mar 6 2009 Mar 9 2009
Reserve Bank of Australia 2,992 Mar 6 2009 Jun 1 2009
European Central Bank 8,581 Mar 9 2009 Mar 10 2009
European Central Bank 8,429 Mar 10 2009 Mar 11 2009
Bank of Japan 1,630,366 Mar 10 2009 Apr 9 2009
European Central Bank 12,554 Mar 10 2009 Apr 9 2009
Swiss National Bank 1,242 Mar 10 2009 Mar 16 2009
Bank of England 1,157 Mar 10 2009 Apr 14 2009
European Central Bank 8,341 Mar 11 2009 Mar 12 2009
European Central Bank 64,740 Mar 11 2009 Mar 19 2009
Swiss National Bank 585 Mar 11 2009 Mar 19 2009
Swiss National Bank 1,563 Mar 11 2009 Mar 16 2009
Swiss National Bank 3,472 Mar 11 2009 Mar 16 2009
European Central Bank 12,207 Mar 12 2009 Mar 13 2009
European Central Bank 12,099 Mar 13 2009 Mar 16 2009
Swiss National Bank 4,844 Mar 13 2009 Apr 1 2009
Danmarks Nationalbank 14,146 Mar 13 2009 Apr 14 2009
European Central Bank 12,977 Mar 16 2009 Mar 17 2009
Swiss National Bank 2,625 Mar 16 2009 Apr 1 2009
European Central Bank 13,267 Mar 17 2009 Mar 18 2009
Bank of Korea 4,276,500 Mar 17 2009 Jun 11 2009
European Central Bank 13,599 Mar 18 2009 Mar 19 2009
European Central Bank 61,335 Mar 18 2009 Mar 26 2009
Swiss National Bank 592 Mar 18 2009 Mar 26 2009
European Central Bank 13,617 Mar 19 2009 Mar 20 2009
European Central Bank 13,947 Mar 20 2009 Mar 23 2009
European Central Bank 13,890 Mar 23 2009 Mar 24 2009
European Central Bank 14,187 Mar 24 2009 Mar 25 2009
Bank of Japan 278,634 Mar 24 2009 Jun 18 2009
European Central Bank 8,998 Mar 24 2009 Jun 18 2009
Swiss National Bank 1,137 Mar 24 2009 Jun 18 2009
European Central Bank 14,072 Mar 25 2009 Mar 26 2009
European Central Bank 70,121 Mar 25 2009 Apr 2 2009
Swiss National Bank 5,955 Mar 30 2009 Apr 15 2009
Danmarks Nationalbank 13,092 Mar 31 2009 Apr 30 2009
European Central Bank 70,556 Apr 1 2009 Apr 9 2009
Swiss National Bank 3,623 Apr 1 2009 Apr 15 2009
Sveriges Riksbank 41,198 Apr 1 2009 Jun 26 2009
Swiss National Bank 3,526 Apr 2 2009 Apr 15 2009
Swiss National Bank 157 Apr 7 2009 Apr 29 2009
Bank of Japan 985,662 Apr 7 2009 May 7 2009
Bank of Korea 2,642,000 Apr 7 2009 Jul 2 2009
European Central Bank 14,523 Apr 7 2009 May 7 2009
Bank of England 340 Apr 7 2009 May 8 2009
Danmarks Nationalbank 20,815 Apr 7 2009 Apr 30 2009
European Central Bank 58,824 Apr 8 2009 Apr 16 2009
Swiss National Bank 8,050 Apr 9 2009 May 13 2009
Swiss National Bank 4,600 Apr 9 2009 Apr 29 2009
Swiss National Bank 296 Apr 14 2009 Apr 29 2009
Bank of Korea 2,653,400 Apr 14 2009 Jul 9 2009
European Central Bank 55,781 Apr 15 2009 Apr 23 2009
Reserve Bank of Australia 333 Apr 17 2009 Jul 13 2009
Banco de Mexico 42,437 Apr 21 2009 Jul 20 2009
Bank of Japan 778,226 Apr 21 2009 Jul 16 2009
European Central Bank 9,422 Apr 21 2009 Jul 16 2009
Norges Bank 34,171 Apr 21 2009 Jul 16 2009
Bank of England 1,364 Apr 21 2009 Jul 17 2009
European Central Bank 51,602 Apr 22 2009 Apr 30 2009
Swiss National Bank 4,168 Apr 27 2009 May 27 2009
Danmarks Nationalbank 30,996 Apr 28 2009 May 28 2009
European Central Bank 50,913 Apr 29 2009 May 7 2009
Bank of Japan 844,273 May 1 2009 Jun 4 2009
European Central Bank 13,404 May 5 2009 Jun 4 2009
Bank of England 333 May 5 2009 Jun 5 2009
European Central Bank 49,159 May 6 2009 May 14 2009
Sveriges Riksbank 79,497 May 6 2009 Jul 31 2009
Swiss National Bank 2,215 May 11 2009 May 15 2009
Swiss National Bank 5,605 May 11 2009 Jun 10 2009
European Central Bank 46,037 May 13 2009 May 21 2009
Sveriges Riksbank 11,682 May 13 2009 Aug 11 2009
Swiss National Bank 1,192 May 14 2009 May 27 2009
Bank of Japan 541,399 May 19 2009 Aug 13 2009
Bank of Korea 3,108,250 May 19 2009 Aug 13 2009
European Central Bank 3,527 May 19 2009 Aug 13 2009
Bank of England 8 May 19 2009 Aug 14 2009
European Central Bank 39,310 May 20 2009 May 28 2009
Swiss National Bank 2,941 May 26 2009 Jun 24 2009
Bank of Korea 1,897,500 May 26 2009 Aug 20 2009
Danmarks Nationalbank 20,058 May 26 2009 Jun 25 2009
European Central Bank 37,743 May 27 2009 Jun 4 2009
Bank of Japan 396,019 Jun 2 2009 Jul 2 2009
European Central Bank 1,358 Jun 2 2009 Jul 2 2009
Bank of England 314 Jun 2 2009 Jul 6 2009
European Central Bank 44,266 Jun 3 2009 Jun 11 2009
Swiss National Bank 3,470 Jun 8 2009 Jun 15 2009
Bank of Korea 2,509,000 Jun 9 2009 Sep 3 2009
European Central Bank 36,804 Jun 10 2009 Jun 18 2009
Swiss National Bank 170 Jun 12 2009 Jun 24 2009
Bank of Japan 24,558 Jun 16 2009 Sep 10 2009
European Central Bank 300 Jun 16 2009 Sep 10 2009
Swiss National Bank 11 Jun 16 2009 Sep 10 2009
European Central Bank 29,188 Jun 17 2009 Jun 25 2009
Swiss National Bank 10 Jun 17 2009 Jun 25 2009
Swiss National Bank 381 Jun 22 2009 Jul 8 2009
Danmarks Nationalbank 21,099 Jun 23 2009 Jul 23 2009
European Central Bank 28,744 Jun 24 2009 Jul 2 2009
Swiss National Bank 10 Jun 24 2009 Jul 2 2009
Bank of Japan 290,101 Jun 30 2009 Jul 30 2009
Bank of Korea 1,279,700 Jun 30 2009 Sep 24 2009
European Central Bank 117 Jun 30 2009 Jul 30 2009
Swiss National Bank 10 Jun 30 2009 Jul 30 2009
Bank of England 314 Jun 30 2009 Jul 31 2009
European Central Bank 28,041 Jul 1 2009 Jul 9 2009
Bank of Korea 1,269,000 Jul 7 2009 Oct 1 2009
European Central Bank 31,007 Jul 8 2009 Jul 16 2009
Bank of Japan 20,453 Jul 14 2009 Oct 8 2009
European Central Bank 2,237 Jul 14 2009 Oct 8 2009
Norges Bank 6,496 Jul 14 2009 Oct 8 2009
European Central Bank 31,111 Jul 15 2009 Jul 23 2009
Banco de Mexico 43,764 Jul 16 2009 Oct 16 2009
Danmarks Nationalbank 18,068 Jul 21 2009 Aug 20 2009
European Central Bank 29,857 Jul 22 2009 Jul 30 2009
Bank of Japan 192,264 Jul 28 2009 Aug 27 2009
European Central Bank 87 Jul 28 2009 Aug 27 2009
Swiss National Bank 10 Jul 28 2009 Aug 27 2009
European Central Bank 28,113 Jul 29 2009 Aug 6 2009
Sveriges Riksbank 20,176 Jul 29 2009 Oct 23 2009
European Central Bank 27,994 Aug 5 2009 Aug 13 2009
Bank of Japan 11,658 Aug 11 2009 Nov 5 2009
Bank of Korea 1,485,960 Aug 11 2009 Nov 5 2009
European Central Bank 362 Aug 11 2009 Nov 5 2009
Bank of England 8 Aug 11 2009 Nov 6 2009
European Central Bank 32,049 Aug 12 2009 Aug 20 2009
Bank of Korea 752,880 Aug 18 2009 Nov 12 2009
Danmarks Nationalbank 12,210 Aug 18 2009 Sep 17 2009
European Central Bank 27,219 Aug 19 2009 Aug 27 2009
Bank of Japan 144,677 Aug 25 2009 Sep 24 2009
European Central Bank 29,393 Aug 26 2009 Sep 3 2009
Bank of Korea 997,440 Sep 1 2009 Nov 27 2009
European Central Bank 29,191 Sep 2 2009 Sep 10 2009
Bank of Japan 15,694 Sep 9 2009 Dec 3 2009
European Central Bank 28,707 Sep 9 2009 Sep 17 2009
Danmarks Nationalbank 2,953 Sep 15 2009 Oct 15 2009
European Central Bank 28,132 Sep 16 2009 Sep 24 2009
Bank of Japan 92,902 Sep 18 2009 Oct 22 2009
Bank of Korea 541,575 Sep 22 2009 Dec 17 2009
European Central Bank 27,053 Sep 23 2009 Oct 1 2009
European Central Bank 23,325 Sep 30 2009 Oct 8 2009
Bank of Japan 12,087 Oct 6 2009 Dec 17 2009
European Central Bank 683 Oct 6 2009 Jan 7 2010
European Central Bank 21,137 Oct 7 2009 Oct 15 2009
European Central Bank 19,956 Oct 14 2009 Oct 22 2009
Banco de Mexico 42,124 Oct 14 2009 Jan 12 2010
Bank of Japan 46,181 Oct 20 2009 Nov 19 2009
European Central Bank 16,192 Oct 21 2009 Oct 29 2009
European Central Bank 15,611 Oct 28 2009 Nov 5 2009
European Central Bank 15,039 Nov 4 2009 Nov 12 2009
Bank of England 8 Nov 4 2009 Nov 13 2009
European Central Bank 14,685 Nov 10 2009 Nov 19 2009
Bank of England 8 Nov 10 2009 Nov 20 2009
Bank of Japan 9,796 Nov 17 2009 Dec 17 2009
European Central Bank 13,367 Nov 18 2009 Nov 27 2009
Bank of England 8 Nov 18 2009 Nov 27 2009
Bank of England 8 Nov 25 2009 Dec 4 2009
European Central Bank 11,955 Nov 25 2009 Dec 3 2009
European Central Bank 7,678 Dec 2 2009 Dec 10 2009
European Central Bank 6,505 Dec 9 2009 Dec 17 2009
Bank of Japan 48,298 Dec 15 2009 Jan 14 2010
European Central Bank 5,234 Dec 16 2009 Dec 23 2009
European Central Bank 3,858 Dec 23 2009 Jan 7 2010
European Central Bank 3,733 Jan 6 2010 Jan 14 2010
Bank of Japan 9,209 Jan 12 2010 Feb 12 2010
European Central Bank 794 Jan 13 2010 Jan 21 2010
European Central Bank 53 Jan 20 2010 Jan 28 2010
European Central Bank 7,245 May 11 2010 May 20 2010
Bank of Japan 19,444 May 18 2010 Aug 12 2010
European Central Bank 833 May 18 2010 Aug 12 2010
European Central Bank 4,395 May 26 2010 Jun 3 2010
Bank of Japan 275 Jun 15 2010 Sep 9 2010
Bank of Japan 89 Jul 13 2010 Oct 7 2010

Libertytree

1st December 2010, 10:22 AM

chad

1st December 2010, 10:23 AM

where are all of the mutual fund + insurance companies? you know they were all insolvent...

Rebel Yarr

1st December 2010, 04:16 PM

This may be a really stupid question but are the figures dollar denominations or something else? I ask because of the extremely low amounts mixed with other much larger numbers.

Bank of England 8 May 19 2009 Aug 14 2009

Bank of Korea 6,038,000 Feb 24 2009 May 21 2009

Yes, I edited down the data fields so that it was as easy to see in that form as possible.....if you open the excel spread you can see the type of currency swap it was in. The currencies are probably in the millions.... like 8 million pounds..... and some trillions of South Korea Won - which would be like 5 million in USD.

.. I never got around to parsing the data today...but someone analyzed it...front page of drudge...

http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/4dd95e42-fd6d-11df-a049-00144feab49a.html#axzz16uOn6ZRh

osoab

1st December 2010, 04:31 PM

It's in millions so add 6 zero's at the end. Hmm, isn't that what Zimbabwe did?

I like this chart from Zero Hedge (http://www.zerohedge.com/article/observations-progress-fed-data-dump-which-we-learn-merrill-pledged-77-fed-loan-equity-collat)

Probably the most interesting data is the disclosure of the Fed purchases of MBS securities from the Primary Dealers as for the first time ever we get information on the actual transaction prices paid by Brian Sack. We will refine the data far more soon with transaction basis granularity, but for now here are the Primary Dealers from which the Fed purchased hundreds of billions of MBS from:
http://www.zerohedge.com/sites/default/files/images/user5/imageroot/gono/MBS%20Purchases.jpg

About 1 Trillion went to pay foreign bank Primary Dealers for MBS's. Can you hear that sucking sound?

I haven't seen any thing about Insurance companies, but I agree with chad that they have to be there somewhere.

How about Caterpillar heading to the Fed.

Selected non-financial domestic companies being bailed out by the Fed courtesy of borrowings on the Commercial Paper Funding Facility

http://www.zerohedge.com/sites/default/files/images/user5/imageroot/gono/CPFF%20Corporations.jpg

Book

1st December 2010, 06:04 PM

http://title1.spps.org/uploads/KidsinClassRoom.jpg

Putting our American school kids into future debt for trillions so that PRIVATELY-OWNED foreign banks can be bailed out.

:o

osoab

1st December 2010, 06:05 PM

http://title1.spps.org/uploads/KidsinClassRoom.jpg

Putting our American school kids into future debt for trillions so that PRIVATELY-OWNED foreign banks can be bailed out.

:o

Fed gov should have nothing to do with education.

millwright

1st December 2010, 06:18 PM

millwright

1st December 2010, 06:22 PM

And by the way it was NINE FU*KIN TRILLION ! ! ! ! !

http://cnnmoney.mobi/wk_snarticle?articleId=urn:newsml:CNNMoney.com:201 01201:fed_reserve_data_release:1&category=cnnm_business

ShortJohnSilver

1st December 2010, 06:46 PM

I think it is time to buy more gold and silver, after filling up on preps. SHTF day just got a lot closer.

Rebel Yarr

1st December 2010, 07:00 PM

Yeah, the data is there - I wish I had time to parse and compile - but the real numbers will get out and YES - we should be really angry.

The other spreadsheets reflect other lending the Fed did....most interesting to note is how much was done in 08-09 and how little has been done in 2010.....it means that 2011 will be most likely be the year this shit picks up again or that they are jsut not being honest about 2010 - reflecting the issues are in the past.....

regardless - it reflects that the Euro is TOAST - zero game over there with the amount pumped into EU CB.

Libertytree

1st December 2010, 07:21 PM

Thats it, thats all you guys got to say on this issue.

CITI BANK GOT 1.8 TRILLION ?

GS GOT 590 BILLION ?

MORGAN STANLEY GOT 1.4 TRILLION ?

ETC ETC ETC

This is the greates crime in the hitory of the world.

THESE BASTARDS USED 9 TRILLION OF FREE MONEY TO RUN THE STOCK MARKET FROM 6 TO 11 THOUSAND

AND THIS AFTER RUNNING THE MARKET DOWN TO 6

THESE FUC*IN BASTARDS NEED TO HANG, AND THE MEDIA IS TALKING ABOUT FAGS IN TH MILITARY, AND JOE SMUCK IS WATCHING THE FOOTBALL GAME.

9 trillion is what their books say, you know...the ones they cook! There's really no end to the amount that they've either printed or the pixels that they just punched into the machine. It could be 100T for all we know right now. But still, America burns.

mightymanx

1st December 2010, 07:27 PM

Hell they have had 2 years to make up some palatable figures and wait for the American ADD to kick in.

The typical American= "what bail out?"