Links: AIG, Moral Hazard, the Paulson Doctrine, etc.
Some quick links (not all of them AIG related) that others may find interesting:
- Inside the Paulson Doctrine: Who wins, who loses, and why more disclosure is needed (Roger Ehrenberg)
- Let's start by finding some people to blame (Michael Lewis/Bloomberg)
- Russian stock market fell almost 20% today, and then stopped trading (FT)
- Moral hazard is wrong and misleading test in the AIG case (Bronte Capital)
- Optimal bailout policy, conditionality, and constructive ambiguity (RePEc)
- The AIG crisis by the numbers (WSJ)
- Barney Frank wants to hold headings into ... all this stuff (WSJ)
- "Tireless" team of ex-Goldman sorts are Paulson's Treasury team (WSJ)
- Why bail out AIG bondholders? (Felix/Portfolio)
- With hedge funds in full meltdown, Goldman's VIP list of top hedge fund holdings is worth watching (Bloomberg)
- List of largest AIG shareholders was headed on June 30 by Fidelity, AXA, Dodge & Cox, and Barclay's (Yahoo)
- Upcoming webcast of debate/discussion with Obama's and McCain's economic advisors should be newly interesting (Inc/Kauffman)
- The landlord of Lehman's London office said the bank's rent payments were insured by ... AIG (NYT)
- More than 70% of AIG's customers are outside the U.S. (WSJ)
- The AIG discussion over at Calculated Risk is breathless, hyperbolic, Calvinistic, and generally unreadably wild (Calculated Risk)
- Series of heart-stopping Hurricane Ike photos (Boston Globe)
