From the Federal Reserve statistical release H.4.1 (11/13/08):
-- The Federal Reserve System holds $52.84 in assets for each dollar of capital
-- Their holdings of U.S. Treasury securities have decreased by $303 billion in 1 year
-- Other loans (this includes broker/dealer loans, the asset backed commercial paper liquidity program and the initial AIG loan) total $316 billion
-- The U.S. Treasury has now supplied the Fed with $559 billion via the Supplementary Financing Program (unchanged versus last week). Please check the 10/8/08 post "Some Bullet Points" for Program details.
-- The Federal Reserve System holds $52.84 in assets for each dollar of capital
-- Their holdings of U.S. Treasury securities have decreased by $303 billion in 1 year
-- Other loans (this includes broker/dealer loans, the asset backed commercial paper liquidity program and the initial AIG loan) total $316 billion
-- Commercial Paper Funding Facility has provided $257 billion in liquidity
-- Other assets stand at $611 billion, a $570 billion increase from 1 year ago
-- The U.S. Treasury has now supplied the Fed with $559 billion via the Supplementary Financing Program (unchanged versus last week). Please check the 10/8/08 post "Some Bullet Points" for Program details.
I can't wait to see what this mess balloons to once the new AIG package hits the balance sheet.
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