All Episodes
Financial Crisis Inquiry Report — 109 episodes
109 - Ch 17 It will increase confidence
108 - Ch 17 The idea strikes me as perverse
107 - Ch 17 It's a time gamebe cool
106 - Ch 17 The only game in town
105 - Ch 17 A good time to buy
104 - Chapter 17 September 2008 The takeover of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac Intro
103 - Commission Conclusions on Chapter 16
102 - Ch 16 Banks The markets were really really dicey
101 - Ch 16 Derivatives Early stages of assessing the potential systemic risk
100 - Ch 16 The Fed and the SEC Weak liquidity position
099 - Ch 16 JP Morgan Refusing to unwindwould be unforgiveable
098 - Ch 16 The Federal Reserve When people got scared
097 - Chapter 16 March to August 2008 Systemic Risk Concerns Intro
096 - Commission Conclusions on Chapter 15
095 - Ch 15 It was heading to a black hole
094 - Ch 15 The Government would not permit a higher number
093 - Ch 15 Duty to protect their investors
092 - Ch 15 Turn into a death spiral
091 - Ch 15 We were suitably skeptical
090 - Ch 15 I requested some forbearance
089 - Chapter 15 March 2008 The fall of Bear Stearns Intro
088 - Commission Conclusions on Chapter 14
087 - Ch 14 Monoline Insurers We never expected losses
086 - Ch 14 Federal Reserve The discount window wasn't working
085 - Ch 14 AIG's dispute with Goldman There could never be losses
084 - Ch 14 Citigroup That would not in any way have excited my attention
083 - Ch 14 Merrill Lynch Dawining awareness over the course of the summer
082 - Chapter 14 Late 2007 to early 2008 Billions in subprime losses Intro
081 - Commission conclusions on Chapter 13
080 - Ch 13 Money funds and other investors Drinking from a fire hose
079 - Ch 13 SIVs An Oasis of Calm
078 - Ch 13 BNP Paribas The ringing of the bells
077 - Ch 13 Countrywide That's our 911
076 - Ch 13 IKB of Germany Real Money Investors
075 - Chapter 13 Summer 2007 Disruptions in Funding Intro
074 - Commission Conclusions on Ch 12
073 - AIG Well Bigger
072 - Rating Agencies
071 - Bear Stearns's Hedge Funds
070 - Ch 12 Goldman Let's be Aggressive
069 - Early 2007 Spreading Subprime Worries
068 - Commission Conclusions on Ch 11
067 - Ch 11 Losses Who Owns Residential Credit Risk
066 - Ch 11 Legal Remedies On the Basis of the Information
065 - Ch 11 CDOs Climbing the Wall of Subprime Lending
064 - Ch 11 Rating Downgrades Never Before
063 - Ch 11 The Bust Delinquencies The Turn of the Housing Market
062 - Commission Conclusions on Chapter 10
061 - Moody's It Was All About Revenue
060 - Regulators Are Undue Concentrations of Risk Developing
059 - Merrill Lynch Whatever It Takes
058 - AIG I'm Not Getting Paid Enough to Stand on These Tracks
057 - Citigroup I Do Not Believe We Were Powerless
056 - Ch 10 Credit Default Swaps Dumb Question
055 - Ch 10 CDO Managers We Are Not A Rent-A-Manager
054 - Commission Conclusions on Chapter 9
053 - Affordable housing goals GSEs cried bloody murder forever The impact of the goals
052 - Increase Our Penetration into Subprime 2007 Moving deeper into the credit pool
051 - Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac Two Stark Choices
050 - Lehman From Moving to Storage
049 - Leveraged Loans and Commercial Real Estate You've Got to Get Up and Dance
048 - Regulators markets will always self-correct
047 - Disclosure and due diligence A Quality Control Issue in the Factory
046 - Mortgage Fraud Crime-facilitative environments
045 - Chapter 9 The Bubble A Credit-induced Boom
044 - Commission Conclusions on Chapter 8
043 - Ch 8 SEC It's Going to be an Awfully Big Mess
042 - Ch 8 Moody's Achieved Through Some Alchemy
041 - Ch 8 Goldman Sachs Multiplied the Effects of the Collapse in Subprime
040 - Ch 8 AIGGolden Goose for the Entire Street
039 - Ch 8 Citigroup's Liquidity puts A Potential Conflict of Interest
038 - Ch 8 Bear Stearns' Hedge Funds It Functioned Fine Up Until One Day It Just Didn't Function
037 - Ch 8 We Created the Investor
036 - Ch 8 The CDO Machine
035 - Ch 7 The Mortgage Machine Commission Conclusions on Chapter 7
034 - Ch 7 The Mortgage Machine Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac Less Competition in the Marketplace
033 - Ch 7 The Mortgage Machine Moody's Given A Blank Check
032 - Ch 7 The Mortgage Machine Wall Street Was Very Hungry For Our Product
031 - Ch 7 The Mortgage Machine Federal Regulators Immunity from Many State Laws is a Significant Benefit
030 - Ch 7 The Mortgage Machine Mortgages A Good Loan
029 - Ch 7 The Mortgage Machine An Irresistible Profit Opportunity
028 - Ch 6 Commission Conclusions on Chapter 6
027 - Ch 6 Credit Expansion Bank Capital Standards Arbitrage
026 - Ch 6 Credit Expansion Community-Lending Pledges What We Do Is Reaffirm Our Intention
025 - Ch 6 Credit Expansion States Long-Standing Position
024 - Ch 6 Credit Expansion Federal Rules Intended to Curb Unfair or Abusive Lending
023 - Ch 6 Credit Expansion Citigroup Invited Regulatory Scrutiny
022 - Ch 6 Credit Expansion Subprime Loans Buyers Will Pay A Premium
021 - Ch 6 Credit Expansion Housing A Powerful Stabilizing Force
020 - Ch 5 Subprime Lending The Regulators
019 - Ch 5 Subprime Lending Subprime Lenders in Turmoil
018 - Ch 5 Subprime Lending Greater Access to Lending
017 - Ch 5 Subprime Lending Mortgage Securitization
016 - Ch 4 Deregulation Redux Financial Sector Growth
015 - Ch 4 Deregulation Redux The Wages of Finance
014 - Ch 4 Deregulation Redux Dot-Com Crash
013 - Ch 4 Deregulation Redux Long-Term Capital Management
012 - Ch 4 Deregulation Redux Expansion of Banking Activities
011 - Ch 3 Securitization and Derivatives The Growth of Derivatives
010 - Ch 3 Securitization and Derivatives Structured Finance
009 - Ch 3 Securitization and Derivatives Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac
008 - Ch 2 Shadow Banking The Savings and Loan Crisis
007 - Ch 2 Shadow Banking Commercial Paper and Repos
006 - Ch 1 Before Our Very Eyes part 3
005 - Ch 1 Before Our Very Eyes part 2
004 - Ch 1 Before Our Very Eyes part 1
003 - Conclusions of the Commission concluded
002 - Conclusions of the Commission
001 - Preface