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Draft 2008 FCIC Timeline Date & Time Fact Text Linked Issues CEO Richard Fuld orders executives to cut Lehman's debt, halving the company's holdings in commercial and Jan‐08 Lehman Brothers residential real estate and leveraged loans. Eric Felder, global co‐head of fixed income at Lehman Brothers, makes a presentation to CEO Richard Fuld and Jan‐08 the Lehman board warning that the investment bank is vulnerable to a liquidity crunch and damage from the Lehman Brothers, Excess Risk and Speculation collapsing subprime mortgage market. Alan Schwartz becomes the last CEO of Bear Stearns, succeeding Jimmy Cayne, after the company posted its 1/8/2008 Bear Stearns first quarterly loss in 83 years. OFHEO issues a revised Policy Guidance on the Examination of Mortgage Fraud Programs of Fannie Mae and GSEs, Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, OFHEO, 1/10/2008 Freddie Mac, detailing the standards for overseeing and evaluating policies and programs the enterprises have Mortgage Fraud developed to minimize mortgage fraud. AIG Financial Products CEO Joseph Cassano emails Financial Services Division Senior Vice President Bill Dooley and Financial Services Division CFO Elias Habayeb, stating that the estimate of the unrealized loss on the super 1/10/2008 AIG senior credit default swap ("SSCDS") portfolio at the end of 12/07 ranged from $2.8 billion to $5.8 billion “depending upon the cash vs. synthetic basis percentage charge.” Bank of America announces it will acquire Countrywide, the largest U.S. mortgage lender, for $4 billion. 1/11/2008 Subprime Lending Countrywide is on the verge of bankruptcy. Citigroup announces a fourth‐quarter loss, largely due to $18 billion in additional write‐downs on mortgage‐ Subprime Lending, Securitization/GSEs, 1/15/2008 related investments. -
2007 Complete Annual Report
Annual Report2007 Building a Strong Foundation Financial Highlights As of or for the year ended December 31, (in millions, except per share, ratio and headcount data) 2007 2006 Reported basis (a) Total net revenue $ 71,372 $ 61,999 Provision for credit losses 6,864 3,270 Total noninterest expense 41,703 38,843 Income from continuing operations 15,365 13,649 Net income $ 15,365 $ 14,444 Per common share: Basic earnings per share Income from continuing operations $ 4.51 $ 3.93 Net income 4.51 4.16 Diluted earnings per share Income from continuing operations $ 4.38 $ 3.82 Net income 4.38 4.04 Cash dividends declared per share 1.48 1.36 Book value per share 36.59 33.45 Return on common equity Income from continuing operations 13% 12% Net income 13 13 Return on common equity (net of goodwill) Income from continuing operations 21% 20% Net income 21 22 Tier 1 capital ratio 8.4 8.7 Total capital ratio 12.6 12.3 Total assets $ 1,562,147 $1,351,520 Loans 519,374 483,127 Deposits 740,728 638,788 Total stockholders’ equity 123,221 115,790 Headcount 180,667 174,360 (a) Results are presented in accordance with accounting principles generally accepted in the United States of America. JPMorgan Chase & Co. (NYSE: JPM) is a leading global financial services firm with assets of $1.6 trillion and operations in more than 60 countries. The firm is a leader in investment banking, financial services for consumers, small business and commercial banking, financial transaction processing, asset management and private equity. -
Northampton Saints 16 - 43 Leinster Rugby 07/12/2019 Franklin's Gardens Arbitre: Alexandre Ruiz (Fra) Aff: 13 735
Northampton Saints 16 - 43 Leinster Rugby 07/12/2019 Franklin's Gardens Arbitre: Alexandre Ruiz (Fra) Aff: 13 735 16 (16) 43 (19) James Lowe (2), Rhys Ruddock (15), Andrew Porter (37), Cian Ahsee Tuala (6) Essais Healy (43), Ross Byrne (46), Luke McGrath (75), Ed Byrne (80) Dan Biggar (7) Transformations Johnny Sexton (2, 17), Ross Byrne (45, 80+1) Dan Biggar (14, 26, 30) Pénalités 0 0 Drops 0 Ballons joués à la main Domicile Attaque Extérieur Ballons joués à la main Taqele Naiyaravoro 15 Possession James Ryan 18 Api Ratuniyarawa 15 41% 59% Rhys Ruddock 15 Teimana Harrison 11 Occupation Caelan Doris 15 42% 58% Mètres parcourus Ballons joués à la main Mètres parcourus Taqele Naiyaravoro 87 128 175 Jordan Larmour 108 Matt Proctor 76 Mètres parcourus James Lowe 80 Tom Collins 39 370 545 Jamison Gibson-Park 74 Ballons joués au pied Touches gagnées 19 22 Touches gagnées Alex Moon 3 Franchissements Devin Toner 4 Teimana Harrison 2 7 Axis Title 8 Rhys Ruddock 1 Lewis Ludlam 2 Défenseurs battus Caelan Doris 1 27 31 Plaquages Passes après contact Plaquages Teimana Harrison 23 8 7 Josh van der Flier 19 Mike Haywood 21 Rucks gagnés James Ryan 18 Api Ratuniyarawa 18 96 134 Caelan Doris 14 Rucks Perdus 3 5 Domicile Défense Extérieur Plaquages 189 161 Plaquages manqués 31 27 % Plaquages réussis 86% 86% Domicile Extérieur Pénalités concédées 6 9 Turnovers concédés 12 11 Domicile Extérieur Touches gagnées 10 7 Touches perdues 3 1 % Touches gagnées 77% 88% Touches volées 0 3 Mêlées gagnées 3 6 Mêlées perdues 1 0 % Mêlées gagnées 75% 100% Northampton Saints -
Player Team Tackles Player Team Carries Player Team Metres Jordy
OptaPro Player Comparison Report-Top 25s-Season Totals Player Team Tackles Player Team Carries Player Team Metres Jordy Reid Gloucester 59 Gary Graham Newcastle Falcons 59 Alfie Barbeary Wasps 295 Cobus Wiese Sale 58 Ted Hill Worcester 56 Melani Nanai Worcester 280 Daniel Thomas Bristol 55 Sam Simmonds Exeter 51 Facundo Cordero Exeter 253 Will Evans Harlequins 55 Melani Nanai Worcester 48 Henry Purdy Bristol 251 Lewis Ludlow Gloucester 48 Tom O'Flaherty Exeter 47 Piers O'Conor Bristol 245 Ruan Ackermann Gloucester 47 Alfie Barbeary Wasps 45 Nathan Earle Harlequins 239 Andrew Kitchener Worcester 46 Dave Ewers Exeter 45 Nick David Worcester 235 Glen Young Harlequins 46 Piers O'Conor Bristol 45 Ioan Lloyd Bristol 229 Ed Slater Gloucester 44 Nathan Hughes Bristol 43 Mike Brown Harlequins 207 Sean Robinson Newcastle Falcons 43 Zach Mercer Bath 40 Ben Stevenson Newcastle Falcons 182 Miles Reid Bath 42 Ruan Ackermann Gloucester 40 Sam Simmonds Exeter 182 Connor Collett Newcastle Falcons 42 Freddie Steward Leicester 40 Tom O'Flaherty Exeter 182 Jean-Luc du Preez Sale 41 Jannes Kirsten Exeter 40 Alex Dombrandt Harlequins 180 Thomas Young Wasps 40 Bryan Byrne Bristol 39 Josh Bassett Wasps 180 Ted Hill Worcester 40 George McGuigan Newcastle Falcons 39 Freddie Steward Leicester 174 Jannes Kirsten Exeter 39 Lewis Ludlam Northampton 37 Jasper Wiese Leicester 169 Marco Mama Worcester 39 Jasper Wiese Leicester 37 Tom Howe Worcester 166 Francois Hougaard Worcester 39 Bill Meakes London Irish 36 Ted Hill Worcester 166 Hanro Liebenberg Leicester 38 Mike -
Player Team Tackles Player Team Carries Player Team Metres Jono
OptaPro Player Comparison Report-Top 25s-Season Totals Player Team Tackles Player Team Carries Player Team Metres Jono Ross Sale 79 Charles Piutau Bristol 87 Charles Piutau Bristol 551 Blair Cowan London Irish 73 Nathan Hughes Bristol 67 Taqele Naiyaravoro Northampton 421 Nizaam Carr Wasps 72 Ted Hill Worcester 64 Tom O'Flaherty Exeter 363 Jackson Wray Saracens 68 Albert Tuisue London Irish 60 Tom Collins Northampton 332 Albert Tuisue London Irish 68 Sione Vailanu Wasps 58 George Furbank Northampton 311 Tom Dunn Bath 67 Sam Hill Exeter 57 Stuart Hogg Exeter 308 Ruan Botha London Irish 65 Tom Marshall Gloucester 56 Nathan Hughes Bristol 281 Nick Isiekwe Saracens 64 Niall Annett Worcester 56 Gabriel Ibitoye Harlequins 269 Lewis Ludlow Gloucester 63 Taqele Naiyaravoro Northampton 56 Ollie Thorley Gloucester 256 Ben Earl Saracens 63 Tom O'Flaherty Exeter 55 Matt Gallagher Saracens 232 Alex Moon Northampton 60 Zach Mercer Bath 54 Ben Loader London Irish 225 Will Skelton Saracens 60 Daniel du Preez Sale 53 Simon Hammersley Sale 209 Steven Luatua Bristol 59 Ruan Botha London Irish 51 Chris Pennell Worcester 208 Jonny Hill Exeter 58 George Furbank Northampton 50 Tom Marshall Gloucester 200 Calum Green Leicester 57 Stuart Hogg Exeter 49 Ben Earl Saracens 198 Matt Kvesic Exeter 56 Tom Collins Northampton 49 Jonah Holmes Leicester 189 Franco Marais Gloucester 52 Jono Ross Sale 47 Luke Morahan Bristol 188 Matt Symons Harlequins 52 Chris Pennell Worcester 47 Byron McGuigan Sale 185 Josh Bayliss Bath 52 Sam Simmonds Exeter 46 Tom Parton London Irish -
Official Match Statistics
Team Cover Logo Leinster OFFICIAL STATISTICS LEINSTER RUGBY 35 - 19 NORTHAMPTON SAINTS OFFICIAL STATISTICS Pool A: RDS Arena - 19/12/2020 - Heineken Star of the Match: Ryan Baird (Leinster Rugby) - Attendance: 0 LEINSTER RUGBY 35 - 19 NORTHAMPTON SAINTS 22 - 14 Match Points: Leinster Rugby 5 Northampton Saints 0 Josh Murphy (Try - 3') Fraser Dingwall (Try - 22') Ross Byrne (Conversion - 4') Cian Healy (Try - 16') Rory Hutchinson (Conversion - 22') Ross Byrne (Conversion - 17') Ross Byrne (Penalty - 28') Tom James (Try - 35') Dave Kearney (Try - 40') Jamison Gibson-Park (Try - 43') Rory Hutchinson (Conversion - 35') Ross Byrne (Conversion - 43') Ross Byrne (Penalty - 61') Nick Isiekwe (Try - 44') Ross Byrne (Penalty - 72') POSSESSION 56% 44% PASSES 172 160 KICKS 19 22 CARRIES 132 102 465 METRES GAINED 342 28 DEFENDERS BEATEN 13 6 INITIAL BREAKS 5 6 OFFLOADS 5 113 TACKLES 182 3 TURNOVERS WON 7 10 PENALTIES CONCEDED 14 92% LINEOUT SUCCESS % 67% 86% SCRUM SUCCESS % 89% OFFICIAL STATISTICS TOP 5 PLAYERS LEINSTER RUGBY CARRIES METRES GAINED OFFLOADS 1 Ryan Baird 18 1 Ryan Baird 65 1 Cian Kelleher 2 2 Robbie Henshaw 16 2 Robbie Henshaw 57 1 Ryan Baird 2 3 Josh Murphy 11 3 Hugo Keenan 40 3 Jimmy O'Brien 1 4 Rhys Ruddock 8 4 Ronan Kelleher 36 5 Cian Kelleher 7 5 Josh van der Flier 33 3 Peter Dooley 1 TURNOVERS WON TACKLES DOMINANT TACKLES 1 Josh van der Flier 15 1 James Ryan 1 2 Rhys Ruddock 10 1 Rhys Ruddock 1 3 Josh Murphy 9 1 Jamison Gibson-Park 1 3 Ronan Kelleher 9 1 Josh van der Flier 1 5 James Ryan 8 NORTHAMPTON SAINTS CARRIES METRES GAINED -
Player Team Tackles Player Team Carries Player Team
OptaPro Player Comparison Report-Top 25s-Season Totals Player Team Tackles Player Team Carries Player Team Metres Lewis Ludlow Gloucester 280 Zach Mercer Bath 251 Tom O'Flaherty Exeter 1253 Matt Rogerson London Irish 228 Sam Simmonds Exeter 244 Tom Parton London Irish 1088 Miles Reid Bath 218 Dave Ewers Exeter 238 Ollie Hassell-Collins London Irish 995 Sam Simmonds Exeter 217 Tom O'Flaherty Exeter 231 Charles Piutau Bristol 930 Harry Wells Leicester 209 Ruan Ackermann Gloucester 225 Sam Simmonds Exeter 922 Daniel Thomas Bristol 202 Ted Hill Worcester 216 Ben Loader London Irish 894 Tom Wood Northampton 201 Daniel du Preez Sale 198 Piers O'Conor Bristol 876 Zach Mercer Bath 198 Alex Dombrandt Harlequins 195 Alex Dombrandt Harlequins 873 Matt Kvesic Worcester 196 Ollie Devoto Exeter 193 Josh Bassett Wasps 863 Lewis Ludlam Northampton 196 Jasper Wiese Leicester 185 Freddie Steward Leicester 856 Will Rowlands Wasps 189 Freddie Steward Leicester 176 Joe Marchant Harlequins 855 Cobus Wiese Sale 188 Piers O'Conor Bristol 172 Henry Purdy Bristol 773 Tom Dunn Bath 184 Albert Tuisue London Irish 170 Marcus Smith Harlequins 767 Alex Dombrandt Harlequins 184 Charles Piutau Bristol 162 Tyrone Green Harlequins 760 Dave Ewers Exeter 179 Mike Brown Harlequins 162 Jasper Wiese Leicester 749 Ruan Ackermann Gloucester 177 Jean-Luc du Preez Sale 159 Tom de Glanville Bath 748 Will Evans Harlequins 175 Tom Willis Wasps 158 Nick David Worcester 732 Thomas Young Wasps 175 Francois Venter Worcester 155 Zach Mercer Bath 731 Ted Hill Worcester 172 Nathan Hughes -
Jamie Dimon Wants R-E-S-P-E-C-T Jpmorgan Chase’S CEO Thinks of Himself As a Cut Above the Average Banker
JAMIE DIMON WANTS R-E-S-P-E-C-T JPMorgan Chase’s CEO thinks of himself as a cut above the average banker. But critics say he has more in common with his peers than he would like to admit. REUTERS/LUCAS JACKSON BY ELINOR COMLAY AND bankers as greedy evil-doers. leaders, Dimon was invited to a private Oval MATTHEW GOLDsteIN It was at least the 12th time since the Office one-on-one with the president to NEW YORK, FEB 4 start of the financial crisis that Dimon discuss the economy. Dimon and his wife has complained about Wall Street critics Judy were also guests at the state dinner HAT’S EATING JAMIE DIMON? painting all bankers as cut from the same the White House arranged for Chinese At last week’s World Economic cloth. But the timing of his latest outburst President Hu Jintao last month. And one ForumW in Davos, Switzerland, the JPMorgan seemed odd. of Dimon’s top executives, Bill Daley, was Chase chief executive once again lambasted In December, as part of President Barack tapped by the president as chief of staff. the media and politicians for portraying all Obama’s bid to make nice with U.S. business By most objective standards that’s a lot of FEBRUARY 2011 JAMIE DIMON FebruARY 2011 love Obama has showered on Dimon, even though JPMorgan spent more money than Dimon’s tumultuous reign any other Wall Street firm to lobby against key parts of last year’s financial regulatory Shares of JPMorgan have gone on a rollercoaster ride in the five years since Jaime Dimon became chief executive officer of the bank. -
Leadership Team
Leadership Team OPERATING COMMITTEE 1 Jamie Dimon 7 Bill Daley 13 Gordon Smith 15 Bill Winters Chairman and Corporate Responsibility Card Services Investment Bank Chief Executive Officer 8 Ina Drew 14 Jes Staley 16 Barry Zubrow 2 Frank Bisignano Chief Investment Office Asset Management Risk Management Chief Administrative Office 9 Todd Maclin 3 Steve Black Commercial Banking Investment Bank 10 Jay Mandelbaum 6 3 13 10 8 12 16 14 4 John Bradley Strategy & Marketing 2 15 Human Resources 7 11 Heidi Miller 1 4 11 5 Mike Cavanagh Treasury & Securities Services 9 5 Finance 12 Charlie Scharf 6 Steve Cutler Retail Financial Services Legal & Compliance Investment Bank 2007 Highlights and Accomplishments JPMorgan is one of the world’s • Institutional Investor’s America’s • Record year-over-year revenue leading investment banks with Investment Bank of the Year. performance in: one of the most extensive client – Investment banking fees, 19% growth; • Risk magazine’s: lists in the world. Our full platform – M&A advisory fees, 37% growth; – Derivatives House of the Year; enables us to develop some of the – Equity underwriting fees, 45% growth; – Best Derivatives House of the Past 20 most complete and innovative – and – Years; and financial solutions in the industry. – Equity markets revenue, 13% growth. – Best Credit Derivatives House – Pioneer We offer clients a full range of – and Modern Great. • Gross investment banking revenue services, including strategic advice, (a) from Commercial Banking clients up capital raising, restructuring, risk • #1 in global investment banking fees. 24% from 2006. management, market-making and • #1 in global loan syndications and research. -
Player Team Tackles Player Team Carries Player Team Metres
OptaPro Player Comparison Report-Top 25s-Season Totals Player Team Tackles Player Team Carries Player Team Metres Lewis Ludlow Gloucester 94 Gary Graham Newcastle Falcons 89 Henry Purdy Bristol 393 Will Evans Harlequins 93 Sam Simmonds Exeter 84 Nick David Worcester 378 Jordy Reid Gloucester 86 Zach Mercer Bath 81 Paolo Odogwu Wasps 367 Cobus Wiese Sale 79 Nathan Hughes Bristol 78 Semi Radradra Bristol 323 Ruan Ackermann Gloucester 74 Ted Hill Worcester 78 Ioan Lloyd Bristol 317 Jono Ross Sale 73 Jasper Wiese Leicester 76 Jasper Wiese Leicester 316 Daniel Thomas Bristol 72 Ruan Ackermann Gloucester 73 Piers O'Conor Bristol 309 Ted Hill Worcester 72 Dave Ewers Exeter 73 Freddie Steward Leicester 306 Glen Young Harlequins 70 Tom O'Flaherty Exeter 66 Alfie Barbeary Wasps 295 Sean Robinson Newcastle Falcons 66 Freddie Steward Leicester 64 Mike Brown Harlequins 284 Sam Simmonds Exeter 66 Piers O'Conor Bristol 62 Sam Simmonds Exeter 283 Matt Rogerson London Irish 65 Alex Dombrandt Harlequins 61 Alex Dombrandt Harlequins 283 Don Armand Exeter 65 Mike Brown Harlequins 60 Melani Nanai Worcester 280 James Gaskell Wasps 63 Bryan Byrne Bristol 59 Josh Bassett Wasps 279 Miles Reid Bath 63 Ollie Devoto Exeter 57 Tom O'Flaherty Exeter 275 Marco Mama Worcester 62 George McGuigan Newcastle Falcons 57 Adam Radwan Newcastle Falcons 275 Dave Ewers Exeter 62 Jono Ross Sale 51 Nathan Hughes Bristol 254 Val Rapava-Ruskin Gloucester 62 Tom Willis Wasps 50 Facundo Cordero Exeter 253 Thomas Young Wasps 61 Thomas Young Wasps 48 Tom Parton London Irish 248 Zach -
Wealthiest Greek Americans 2009 the NATIONAL HERALD, MARCH 14, 2009
The50 Wealthiest Greeks in America The National Herald’s 11th Annual Survey of the 50 Wealthiest Greek Americans The National Herald a b March 14, 2009 www.thenationalherald.com 2 Wealthiest Greek Americans 2009 THE NATIONAL HERALD, MARCH 14, 2009 Deliver At Elmhurst Hospital Center 79-01 Broadway For more information... - Prenatal Appointments - Tours of Birthing Suites - Childbirth Education Classes - PCAP (Prenatal Care Assistance Program) Contact: Patient Care Coordinator Dept. Elmhurst Hospital Center (718) 334 6642 THE NATIONAL HERALD, MARCH 14, 2009 Wealthiest Greek Americans 2009 3 4 Wealthiest Greek Americans 2009 THE NATIONAL HERALD, MARCH 14, 2009 George Phydias Mitchell Struck it Rich Wildcatting for Gas & Oil By Evan C. Lambrou Houston in 1905. He had a cousin from Hurricane Ike this past Sep- troleum industry, I naturally want- Special to The National Herald there who was also from Nastani tember, when needed. ed to pursue that interest. So I had who was operating a small dry During his interview with the to switch universities because Rice NEW YORK – At 89 years of age, cleaning shop and shoeshine parlor Herald, Mr. Mitchell lamented the didn’t have a petroleum engineer- arguably the single wealthiest across the street from the Rice Ho- dwindling of the Greek American ing program. I had to go to a uni- Greek American, who made his for- tel, and my father joined him,” Mr. community in Texas. versity that did, so I went to Texas tune in the petroleum industry, has Mitchell said. “The churches still do pretty A&M to study geology and engi- lived through the Great Depres- The Rice Hotel was a very popu- well, all things considered. -
Lehman Brothers Chronology and Documents
Chronology of Selected Events Related to Lehman Brothers and the Possibility of Government Assistance Date Summary Description 03/17/08 The FRBNY loans $29 PDCF. FRBNY announces in a 3/16/08 press release that it has “been granted the authority to establish a Primary billion to Maiden Lane to Dealer Credit Facility (PDCF)” that “is intended to improve the ability of primary dealers to provide financing to facilitate JP Morgan’s participants in securitization markets and promote the orderly functioning of financial markets more generally.” acquisition of Bear Stearns, The PDCF provided “overnight funding to primary dealers in exchange for a specified range of collateral, including establishes the PDCF and all collateral eligible for tri‐party repurchase agreements arranged by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, as well starts daily onsite as all investment‐grade corporate securities, municipal securities, mortgage‐backed securities and asset‐backed monitoring of the securities for which a price is available.” The FRBNY reported the PDCF would remain in operation for a minimum investment banks. period of six months and that it might be extended as conditions warrant to foster the functioning of financial markets. Lehman draws $1.6 billion from the PDCF on 3/18/08, $2.3 billion on 3/19/08, $2.3 billion on 3/20/08, $2.13 billion on 3/24/08, 3/25/08 and 3/26/08 and $2.0 billion on 4/16/08. It does not draw on the PDCF again until 9/15/08. Maiden Lane. FRBNY announces in 3/24/08 press release that it “will provide term financing to facilitate JPMorgan Chase & Co.'s acquisition of The Bear Stearns Companies Inc.