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20:25 3/9/2011 - Πηγή: Olympia

Από τον Πόρτα – ΠόρταFHFA Sues 17 U.S. And Euro Banks For Over $100 Billion In Losses(Federal Housing Finance Administration)ΞΕΡΩ ΟΤΙ ΕΛΑΧΙΣΤΟΙ ΔΙΑΒΑΖΟΥΝ ΚΑΙ ΕΝΗΜΕΡΩΝΟΝΤΑΙ…. ΚΑΛΟ ΕΙΝΑΙ ΝΑ ΓΝΩΡΙΖΟΥΜΕ ΤΑ ΕΠΙΧΕΙΡΗΜΑΤΑ ΣΤΙΣ ΕΝΛΟΓΩ ΜΗΝΥΣΕΙΣΕΠΙΣΗΣ ΚΑΛΟ ΕΙΝΑΙ Ο Π. ΚΑΜΜΕΝΟΣ ΝΑ ΤΙΣ ΕΧΕΙ ΣΤΟ ΑΡΧΕΙΟ ΤΟΥ !!!!!!( ΕΔΩ ΘΑ ΒΡΕΙΤΕ ΤΑ ΚΕΙΜΕΝΑ ΤΩΝ ΜΗΝΥΣΕΩΝ ΑΝΑ

ΤΡΑΠΕΖΑ !!! ) FEDERAL HOUSING FINANCE AGENCYFHFA Filings in PLS Cases, September 2, 2011:Ally Financial Inc. f/k/a GMAC, LLCBank of America CorporationBarclays Bank PLCCitigroup, Inc.Countrywide Financial CorporationCredit Suisse Holdings (USA), Inc.Deutsche Bank AGFirst Horizon National CorporationGeneral Electric CompanyGoldman Sachs & Co.HSBC North America Holdings, Inc.JPMorgan Chase & Co.Merrill Lynch & Co. / First Franklin Financial Corp.Morgan StanleyNomura Holding America Inc.The Royal Bank of Scotland Group PLCSociété GénéraleThe Federal Housing Finance Administration has just announced mortgage-related lawsuits against 17 U.S. and Euro banks.Bank of America has been sued over $30.85 billion in losses on securities.Goldman Sachs has been sued over losses on $11.1 billion in securities.Barclays has been sued for $4.9 billion in losses on securities.UBS has been sued for over $900 million in losses on securities.Nomura for over $2 billion in losses on securities.Credit Suisse has now been sued, too.Citigroup has been sued over losses totaling $3.5 billion in losses on securities.Deutsche Bank has been sued for $14.2 billion in losses on securities.JPMorgan has been sued for losses on $33 billion worth of securities. First Horizon, General Electric, and Ally Financial have been sued too.HSBC has been sued over losses on $6.2 billion worth of securities.Morgan Stanley has been sued over losses on $10.58 billion in Certificates issued in connection with 33 securitizations underwritten by the firm or its entities.The lawsuits seek to recoup losses on a total of over $100 billion in securities. They are available for download on the FHFA’s website.Goldman Sachs, Deutsche Bank, Morgan Stanley, and (now BofA subsidiary) Merrill Lynch have also been sued for fraud for making “false and/or misleading statements” about the securities and the underlying loans. The FHFA has asked for unspecified punitive damages against the companies.Noteworthy: It sounds like the House Financial Services Committee was kept in the dark on this, signifying that the FHFA is acting as an independent agency on this one. Also, lots of people are named as individuals in the lawsuits. The White House did not comment on the lawsuits Friday afternoon.The lawsuits seek damages in the BILLIONS — with specific dollar amounts to be determined if FHFA victorious at trial.The news sent U.S. financials down big time Friday morning, and is particularly bad for Bank of America, as they are already on shaky ground.Here’s the press release from the FHFA:These complaints were filed in federal or state court in New York or the federal court in Connecti