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EDITOR’S ANALYSIS: Almost every day we see another indictment of those who ‘defrauded the banks” with dozens or even hundreds of toxic, non-existent, or defective loans. This article references the latest of them and involves mortgage brokers, lawyers, disbarred lawyers etc. The actual masterminds who knew that these fraudulent schemes would be utilized have not been indicted and maybe never will be indicted although I hope that some Attorney General (Coakley in Massachusetts?) will have the nerve to nail them.
Wall Street didn’t care about fraud. In fact it wanted it and needed it. They just wanted a layer of plausible deniability between them and the people who were doing it. But in Florida alone, out of the many thousands of new mortgage brokers who were licensed during the mortgage mania, 10,000 (not a misprint) were convicted felons most of whom were involved in prior economic fraud. Wall Street wanted fraud and it went to those who knew how to commit it.
But they ran out of actual criminals to perform the fraud because their volume and need was so great. So they made it clear that fraudsters had a holiday from any bank investigation, and in so doing they got thousands more homeowners signatures. But that wasn’t enough either. So they engineered a system of straw-men in which “bankruptcy remote” vehicles (entities) were used to front the loans from Wall Street without telling the borrower what was going on.
No information to the borrower as to who the real lender was and certainly no information to the borrower about the gigantic fees that were being collected contemporaneously with each borrower signature that was affixed to a false piece of work called a “note” and an even more false document they called a “mortgage” or “deed of trust.”
What the media is still not picking up even though it is right in front of their face, is that these fraudsters were merely channels for the larger fraud committed on Wall Street. The fact that fraudulent channels were spawned and utilized is providing some cover to Wall Street, but as the truth be known, very little as time goes on.
Let these words not be construed as sanctifying fraud on any level. It is here that I indict Wall Street for the same crimes named in the indictments contained in the above article and hundreds of others. There never would have been such fraud if Wall Street was doing what it ordinarily does best — due diligence, in which it examines every deal like my grandmother used to inspect a chicken before buying.
The Banks and Wall Street Investment Banking Firms (now called “Banks” for some inexplicable reason) stopped due diligence, eliminated underwriting, and simply put the peddle to the metal on moving the money through the system — because when money moves, Wall Street makes money. They were inviting fraud, even insisting on it. The appraisals were all coming in, mysteriously, at $15k-$20k above contract price. The number of occasions in which appraisals failed to meet the contract price dropped to zero. Any appraiser who refused to play the game was blackballed from getting business.
They were never after loans, much less good loans. They were after signatures from hapless borrowers who, as usual, could not possibly explain or understand the mountain of documents in front of them and the mumbo jumbo given to them by the mortgage broker explaining how they needed to do this deal because housing prices, rental prices and everything else was going higher by the month and would continue to do so indefinitely, or so they said. It was all a lie — one which Wall Street invented and everyone else repeated. Told often enough even the most stupid lie becomes perceived as truth.
Why does this matter? It’s about the basic documents forming the foundation of each mortgage transaction. The note and mortgage are fatally defective in virtually all transactions in which the obligation was treated as though it was securitized. While it is helpful to know the name of the SPV or Trust that claims ownership of the loan, it is more important to understand that the SPV or Trust does NOT own the loan even though it claims to have the goods. They don’t.
Starting with the note, the payee is not the party to whom the money is owed, although the payor (homeowner) doesn’t know that. The terms of repayment to the real payee on the obligation are subject to documents that are very different from the note and include multiple third parties, many of whom must pay the payments or the principal due on the obligation without regard to actual default by the homeowner. The homeowner doesn’t know that either.
And the funding of the loan, coming from an undisclosed third party in a classic table-funded transaction (“predatory per se” according to TILA regulations) comes from a slush fund from which the funding of the loan is only a cover for the tremendous fees and profits taken out of the money that investors advanced.
In some cases, as we have shown on these pages, the fees were greater than the loan. That also is not a misprint. Yes, a $300,000 “loan” could actually generate as much as $600,000 in fees and profits, and most of the time DID generate fees and profits that were far in excess of industry norms at a second level of yield spread premium that regulators and prosecutors have still failed to investigate and understand. Who cares if the the loan is repaid? Nobody except the investor/lender from whom $1 million was taken to fund the $300,000 loan.
AND the investor/lender is boxed in: they can’t sue the homeowner for the loan without adopting all the fraudulent and predatory loan tactics sued to procure the signature of the borrower and the liability for affirmative defenses and counterclaims — all on property which when the truth was told, was worth a fraction of what was represented at closing.
This created a void. The creditor (investor) didn’t want to get involved in enforcement. The obligation was till out there. The temptation was irresistible. The Banks simply pretender they were the lenders, and made outrageous unsupportable claims, backed by forged fabricated documents knowing that nobody would think they would risk 150 year old reputations. The Banks were right. The risk was minimal, and the indictments are all aimed as the small fry who were just the street pushers in the larger drug cartels where the actual principals are people we recognize as heads of state, legislators, judges, and prosecutors.
The one thing they didn’t think through was the effect on title. We are now being crushed under a mountain (80 million plus) of real estate transactions that contain fatal defects in title because the wrong party took the payoff for the last loan and signed a satisfaction or reconveyance. The wrong party took title at a fatally defective auction of homes in fraudulent foreclosures.
Marketable title is being redefined by Wall Street as an emergency move to shore up this gaping hole left by their scheme. But nobody is buying what Wall Street is selling — title companies, the ultimate arbiter of title, now refuse to issue title insurance without an exception for any claim arising out of a securitized loan.
All roads lead back to the original transaction, which was fatally defective at the start. The note neither described the payee nor the terms. The mortgage merely pretended to secure a fictitious transaction described in the note, and the obligation of the homeowner to the investor is being replaced by the obligation of the investment banks to the investors for selling bogus mortgage bonds based upon non-existent pools with non-existent assets.
Thus more than 80 million real estate transactions have fatal defects in the chain of title, regardless of whether the “Securitized” loan is shown as paid off, regardless of whether the borrower is or did make all the payments required. The title to these properties is only now being recognized as unmarketable, because it only comes out when the current owner tries to sell or refinance the property. Yes it should have been revealed before this, but that takes nothing away from the fact that the defect is there and that it is incurable. Millions of people are sinking their money into homes they don’t legally own.
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@carie – the key to your argument as stated is that the loan (presumably the original one) was written off. I am no expert at all about written off debt, which is problematic for me because I dont’ know how collection rights could exist to sell or transfer debt for which an election of remedy has been made – the write off. Maybe it is as you surmise that if they sell or assign nonetheless, they have to restate tax wise any dough they realize when it’s realized (which you and I agree they wouldn’t). But, assuming the loan were written off, and by your reckoning by way of a false default, and they then sell the debt, anyway (and we’re talking sub-prime, right?) and that debt, written off but nonetheless sold, and now only a collection right (but I dont see a collection right in the first place and that may be due to my limited understanding of written off debt), gets rolled into – wrapped – into the new note and dot at face value, why, yes, that’s some kind of crap and I’d call it fraud. The original lender (or someone) takes the write down, cleans up its books, and the new guy falsely restates the written down debt at its ‘old’ full face value mol in the new note. I think it’s bs even if the old guy ever does claim any ‘recovery’. I can see how this scam would work without securitization, but one problem here for me is that abc, who is the servicer? depositor? must answer to someone theoretically if not literally for the defaulted loan. The payments on that falsely defaulted loan are owed to the certificate holders and since no one went after the collateral, those payments must still be made. (This raises other questions.) Or are you saying they tell the certificate holders what? We did not go after the collateral and we aren’t paying you, either?
You are saying the loan is falsely defaulted, someone takes the write off, that same someone (I suppose) sells (or assigns) the now unsecured written off debt (which event you call a sale or assignment of collection rights), the written off debt is nonetheless restated by that buyer or assignee in the new note and dot at face value and then ‘sold into securitization’. Your argument is further that there is no collateral for the note. That is certainly true as to the portion of the new note which did not involve new funds and make the whole thing a scam and fraudulent imo. I’m sure there’s more, but unwinding this presents a real challenge to me and it’s as far as my brain will go just now. But I can recognize that your argument denies the existance of a participation agreement in favor of a false default.
You said the depositor is the creditor to the collection rights. I take it you mean the depositor for the sec. trust. I agree someone other than the investors has any collection rights – on any ‘securitized’ loan. The investors have a right to payments when made. This is messed. I’m just not sure anyone in this deal actually has collection rights on any of these securitized loans, at least not without some kind of joinder. Crazy? Maybe. It’s hard, at least for me, not to get lost in all this stuff. This site is great, but we run from here to there and back routinely, so what seemed crystal clear one day gets lost the next.
“The Depositor — is (or was) the “investor” to the collection rights. What was securitized in bogus trusts –were the cash flows to collection rights.
Once a loan is written-off/charged off — that loan can no longer be paid by borrower (unless original creditor does reverse accounting entry — which they do not).
Collection rights do not have to be “funded” — they are simply a right to collection transferred by assignment — not a “NOTE”. However, all was presented to borrowers has a new NOTE/loan. This is why no notes were never validly sold to trusts — there was no Note to a mortgage to transfer!!
Again, only talking about the subprime/alt-a “loans.”
Every single one of these bogus mortgages should be discharged.”
IF the notes may never be perfected in the investors because they can’t own them, then how can the collateral?
And while I’m at it, I wonder how MERS in the dot sits with privity. MERS is not a party to the contract, the dot.
Mr. G – you said the investor, the ‘creditor’, doesnt’ want to get involved with collection. Well, I don’t agree fwiw and to start. The certificate owners are not the creditor. They only have the right to the payment stream, which in and of itself does not make them the creditor in this securitization mess. I haven’t been privy to enough psa’s to know just who the hey is supposed to be. Who the heck is when one party actually owns a note while another owns the payments but has no collection rights of its own. Now throw in the UCC. I really am wondering if these notes remain negotiable instruments at all given their treatment in securitization. I am trying, also, to determine if the doctrine of privity would apply here to what are alleged to be negotiable instruments. Normally, it probably does not apply to notes which are negotiable instruments, but this whole deal is not normal. I don’t think the UCC contemplates notes which appear imo themselves to be mol ‘bifurcated’.
“The doctrine of privity in the common law of contract provides that a contract cannot confer rights or impose obligations arising under it on any person or agent except the parties to it.
The premise is that only parties to contracts should be able to sue to enforce their rights or claim damages as such. However, the doctrine has proven problematic due to its implications upon contracts made for the benefit of third parties who are unable to enforce the obligations of the contracting parties.
Horizontal privity arises when the benefits from a contract are to be given to a third party. Vertical privity involves a contract between two parties, with an independent contract between one of the parties and another individual or company.
If a third party gets a benefit under a contract, it does not have the right to go against the parties to the contract beyond its entitlement to a benefit.”
Neil…
From your article:
>In some cases, as we have shown on these pages, the fees were greater than the loan. That also is not a misprint. Yes, a $300,000 “loan” could actually generate as much as $600,000 in fees and profits, and most of the time DID generate fees and profits that were far in excess of industry norms at a second level of yield spread premium that regulators and prosecutors have still failed to investigate and understand. <
Is this one of the reasons "whoever" is the beneficial owner or "incidental interested party" of the loan (like a loan servicer) conducts themselves as if they have "deep pockets" to incur the legal costs of foreclosure (and responding to active foreclosure defenses)?… Is it that they already have received a multiple of the loan amount and can afford to "pay the attorneys"?
Is their additional greed based soley on their desire to get "what's left on the table"… the remaining "meat on the bone," … a desire to obtain any benefits associated with causing the homeowner to vacate the premises?
If they succeed in "chasing away the squatter," do they intend to "quiet title" and "hide the scam thereby"?
Write your AG. Demand action: you pay his/her salary.
Dear Attorney General DeWine,
Thank you for your August 1st e-mail answer. I am afraid, however, that it completely fails to clarify your intentions with respect to the horrendous bank and mortgage fraud committed on this country and your plan of action toward redress, on behalf of the Ohioan people. It is, in fact, so vague that a believer in our American Constitution and sense of justice would feel as justifiably insulted by it as I was. Mr. DeWine: I chose America as my country of adoption and Ohio and my adoptive state. I sincerely hope that neither was a mistake. To a large extent, you have the ability to help me decide how and where I wish my taxes to be spent. You also have the ability to make Ohioans decide how long you will remain in office. Please, do not make us regret our choice.
Recently, we have read or heard about your efforts toward curtailing Medicaid and Medicare fraud and it is my understanding that your office was able to prosecute a number of individuals and recover over 103 million dollars since taking office. While I congratulate you for it, I am also deeply concerned that your efforts are completely misdirected and amount to little more than a drop in a bucket in today’s economic climate. Mr. DeWine, and with all due respect, Medicaid and Medicare frauds have existed since the implementation of both programs, decades ago. While I do not condone fraud in any shape or form, neither has, to my knowledge, ever brought our country down to its knees as a whole nor caused people to lose jobs, houses, hope and, all too often in the past years, their lives. Neither has ever caused the level of hunger and homelessness recorded in this country since 2006 and… neither has ever resulted in the biggest economic crisis since 1929. Neither has ever caused the dramatic increase in violent crimes we have seen in the past years in Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati and other large cities. Neither has ever left people as exposed and destitute.
As everyone of us, you have read that Attorneys Generals Schneiderman (NY), Harris (CA), Coakley (MA) and a few others have taken a strong stand against the banks, who literally destroyed the entire fabric of our country and of our financial systems and are at the origin of the enormous debt our children and grand children will have to carry and repay for decades to come. When you took office a year ago, we, Ohioans seriously victimized by mortgage banks and servicers abuses (6th state most affected by mortgage fraud and foreclosures), hoped and dreamed that you would follow Richard Cordray’s footsteps and tackle, heads on, the problem with the same crusading spirit as your predecessor and current counterparts. Yet, you have remained remarkably silent on the issue… I cannot find any media article in which you even broached it and I find it extremely worrisome. You e-mail answer to my inquiry remained extremely vague and non-committal as to your investigation and prosecution efforts.
It has become patently obvious to me, in view of your year-long track record and the lack of any mention on your part of the foreclosure and mortgage crisis, that you do not consider it as the primary –and possibly the exclusive- origin of America’s current financial crisis. Under the circumstances, you make it very difficult for Ohioans not to question your motives and your sincerity.
Mr. DeWine, America’s is owed over 7 trillion by banks and mortgage servicers in the form of federal, state and county revenues. 7 trillion! I have yet to find statistics and hard numbers concerning the damages caused to Ohio but I would be willing to venture that they exceed 103 millions by a factor of 10, if not even 100.
As your constituent, I ask that you publicly join the ranks of the above named Attorney General and make the commitment to all Ohioans to investigate and prosecute bank fraud and illegal foreclosures in our state with as much dedication and vigor as Mr. Cordray displayed during. The urgency of the situation demands that you cross party lines, ignore special interests of the large banks settled in our state and fight, purely in the name of justice for all. Now is the time for drastic and unyielding action.
In your capacity, please take it now. Thank you.
Respectfully,
Christine
—–Original Message—–
From: Constituent Services
To: cmarais3@aol.com
Sent: Mon, Aug 1, 2011 10:55 am
Subject: General Help
August 1, 2011
Dear Christine,
Thank you for contacting me regarding foreclosure fraud.
I am committed to protecting Ohio families. I am very concerned about foreclosure fraud and its impact on Ohioans. I am actively looking into appropriate remedies.
Across the board, the office is working on all fronts to fight consumer fraud. Specifically, I am increasing the office’s focus on criminal prosecutions of consumer fraud.
Again, thank you for contacting me. If my office can ever be of assistance to you in the future, feel free to contact us.
Very respectfully yours,
MIKE DEWINE
Ohio Attorney General
—–Original Message—–
It is my understanding that AGs of all 50 states are currently negotiating a settlement with the banks responsible for the economic crisis through breach of law, fraud, irresponsible lending, misrepresentations, etc. all punishable by law.
It is also my understanding that the 20 billion mentioned for the past weeks would be subject to immunity and that legal pursuits would not be undertaken against the culpits.
This is absolutely unacceptable. As a homeowner who was conned into a refinancing by unscrupulous lenders and who suffered for the past three years with fraudulent fees, threats of foreclosure, violation after violation of legal statutes by the servicer, I can attest that 3 years of my life were stolen by the bank.
Mr. DeVine, I understand that your political career is important to you. Please understand that, without people to elect you, your political career will not survive. You were elcted to defend Ohioans from the abused they were subjected to and to redress the many wrongs committed. I intend to see public servants I elect fulfill their mandate and comply with the description of the position.
Please do not, under any circumstance, allow a 20 billion settlement (largely insufficient to redress all the wrons mentionned above) be conditional to immunity of banks officers and directors who spent the greater part of the past 15 years enriching themselves at the expense of our middle-class and literally destroyed our contry.
Thank you in advance.
=
Carie ,
I can tell you from experience that if you simply send a note to the NY AG through their “contact us” link a live person will see and review what you send in .. if it’s relevant to what they are investigating THEY WILL CONTACT YOU BACK , probably within a week.
from ANONYMOUS:
“Read the new post here regarding misappropriation of mortgage payments and escrow —– Countrywide.
Loans falsely placed in default are loans that are unsecured with only (fraudulent) collection rights surviving. But, fraudulent “mortgage refinances” were done on these collection rights — anyway. There is no “cash” payoff on the prior (fraudulent) collection rights — the “check” is “routed” for “credit” of the originator credit line — there are no cash proceeds – no deposits of cash. This is called “warehouse funding.” Prior loan — NOT paid off by borrower — as is should be – but, rather, collection rights acquired by subprime “investor” — who now has the collection rights to the GSE loan — but, fraudulently. All occurs simultaneously– purchase of the collection rights from GSE, false refinance of the “collection rights” presented as a new mortgage, and false mortgage title. Title company may not have even been aware — nevertheless, they are responsible.
it is NOT the loans sold to Fannie/Freddie that are in question — it is the loans falsely DUMPED from Fannie/Freddie that are in question — that is – the subprime refinancing. How else do think the GSEs lost so much market share during the past decade????”
Neil, what you have written couldn’t make more sense! You give me strength to keep fighting. Because I know it’s just a matter of time before this breaks wide open. And that time is nearly upon us! Hey pretender lenders–you are a den of vipers and thieves. We intend to rout you out, and by the eternal God, we WILL rout you out.
Count on it. Oh hell yes–your time is short!
sorry…how to get TO them…
There is physical evidence available that needs to get into the hands of the NY or Delaware AG…does anyone here have ANY idea how to them???
Carie ,
I’m asking you (or Neil or anonymous) to hit me squarely over the head on the collection rights puchases and why they were portrayed as mortgage refi’s ,,, I must be real thick ,, It just isn’t clicking for me yet … it’s clear on AHMSI / Sand Canyon but I’m hazy on most of it unless you’re just referring to the bottom feeder debt collectors that bought deep discount (failed) paper… and are portraying the debts as validly enforceable and secured.
Okay, Nancy—in layman/woman terms—what you saying???
Citi very interesting.
Was researching recently and they do ‘loan funding’ a lot. To try and show others how to read the flow of current to/from I cut/pasted ‘Citigroup Inc. #1 and the ‘related entities’ who flow directly to #1:
1 * CITIGROUP INC. (1951350) NEW YORK NY Financial Holding Company – Domestic
680 -* PRINCIPAL MORTGAGE REINSURANCE CO. (3285264) 1 BURLINGTON VT Domestic Entity Other
1 * CITIGROUP INC. (1951350) NEW YORK NY Financial Holding
Company – Domestic
699 -* CITICORP HOLDINGS INC. (3375370) 1 NEW YORK NY Bank Holding Company
700 –* CITIBANK, N.A. (476810) 699 LAS VEGAS NV National Bank
1270 —* CITIBANK MORTGAGE REINSURANCE, INC. (2858102) to #700 BURLINGTON VT Domestic Entity Other
Citigroup Inc, RSSD ID 1951350 as of 10/29/2007 Parent of ACC…. entities. Parent(s) of ACC CFPI LOAN FUNDING LLC
1 * ACC CFPI LOAN FUNDING LLC (3318229) NEW YORK NY Finance Company
1 * CITIGROUP INC. (1951350) NEW YORK NY Financial Holding Company – Domestic
7 -* CITIGROUP GLOBAL MARKETS HOLDINGS INC. (2816410) 1 NEW YORK NY Domestic Entity Other
35 –* CITIGROUP FINANCIAL PRODUCTS INC. (2847508) 7 NEW YORK NY Domestic Entity Other
301 —* ACC CFPI LOAN FUNDING LLC (3318229) 35 NEW YORK NY Finance Company
ACC CBNA LOAN FUNDING LLC (3319758)
2004-10-21 ACC CBNA LOAN FUNDING LLC located at NEW YORK, NY was established as a Finance Company.
2007-10-29 Institution is closed.
#1 * CITIGROUP INC. (1951350) NEW YORK NY Financial Holding Company – Domestic
699 -* CITICORP HOLDINGS INC. (3375370) 1 NEW YORK NY Bank Holding Company
700 –* CITIBANK, N.A. (476810) 699 LAS VEGAS NV National Bank
1270 —* CITIBANK MORTGAGE REINSURANCE, INC. (2858102) 700 BURLINGTON VT Domestic Entity Other
1326 —* ACC CBNA LOAN FUNDING LLC (3319758) 700 NEW YORK NY Finance Company
Huge chunk flows into citi bank na.
1346 —* CITIGROUP TRUST – DELAWARE, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION (3398306) 700 WILMINGTON DE Non-deposit Trust
1 * CITIGROUP INC. (1951350) NEW YORK NY Financial Holding
Company – Domestic
699 -* CITICORP HOLDINGS INC. (3375370) 1 NEW YORK NY Bank Holding Company
700 –* CITIBANK, N.A. (476810) 699 LAS VEGAS NV National Bank
1360 —* CITIBANK DOMESTIC INVESTMENT CORP. (3487321) 700 NEW CASTLE DE Domestic Entity Other
1361 —-* CITIMORTGAGE, INC. (3378018) 1360 O’FALLON MO Domestic Entity Other
1362 —–* CITICORP MORTGAGE SECURITIES, INC. (1190917) 1361 NEW YORK NY Securities Broker/Dealer
1363 —–* FIRST COLLATERAL SERVICES, INC. (2032386) 1361 CONCORD CA Finance Company
1364 —–* AAMC, INC (2862921) 1361 ANN ARBOR MI Domestic Entity Other
1365 —–* FIVE STAR SERVICE CORPORATION (3158555) 1361 SAN FRANCISCO CA Domestic Entity Other
1366 —–* ENVISION REAL ESTATE SOFTWARE, INC. (3281154) 1361 FARMINGTON HILLS MI Domestic Entity Other
1367 —-* CITIMORTGAGE HOLDINGS, INC. (3487330) 1360 IRVING TX Domestic Entity Other
1371 —* FREMONT CBNA LOAN FUNDING LLC (3567250) 700 NEW YORK NY Finance Company
1373 —* CITIBANK (CHINA) CO., LTD. (3594863) 700 SHANGHAI CHINA,PEOPLES REPUBLIC OF International Nonbank Sub of Domestic Entities
1379 —* CCD MORTGAGE SECURITIES, INC. (3606186) 700 LONG ISLAND CITY NY Domestic Entity Other
1386 —* CITI INVESTOR SERVICES, INC (3639504) 700 ROSELAND NJ Domestic Entity Other
1 * CITIGROUP INC. (1951350) NEW YORK NY Financial Holding
1428 -* CITICORP BANKING CORPORATION (1045848) 1 NEW CASTLE DE Domestic Entity Other
1431 –* CITICORP GLOBAL HOLDINGS, INC. (2454465) 1428 NEW CASTLE DE Domestic Entity Other
1434 –* CITICORP STRATEGIC TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION (2620907) 1428 NEW YORK NY Domestic Entity Other
1438 –* CITICORP SERVICES INC. (3029721) 1428 CHICAGO IL Domestic Entity Other
1439 –* CITIGROUP VENTURE CAPITAL MANAGER HOLDINGS,LTD. (3082258) 1428 NEW YORK NY Domestic Entity Other (NOTE LTD of UK)
1448 –* FNC INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. (3159196) 1428 FREDERICK MD Domestic Entity Other
1449 —* CAL FED INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. (3160334) 1448 SAN FRANCISCO CA Domestic Entity Other
1450 –* ALTERNATIVE INVESTMENTS MGR, LTD. (3178236) 1428 GEORGE TOWN CAYMAN ISLANDS International Nonbank Sub of Domestic Entities
1451 –* CGI PRIVATE EQUITY LP LLC (3188619) 1428 NEW YORK NY Domestic Entity Other
TRANSACTIONS OF 1451 THAT FLOW TO CGI PRIVATE EQUITY LP INTO ALTERNATIVE INVESTEMENTS AND ALTERNATIVE INVESTMENTS INTO CGI PRIVATE.
#1* CITIGROUP INC. (1951350) NEW YORK NY Financial Holding
1428 -* CITICORP BANKING CORPORATION (1045848) 1 NEW CASTLE DE Domestic Entity Other
1572 –* CITICORP NATIONAL SERVICES, INC. (1043255) 1428 SAINT LOUIS MO Finance Company
1573 –* CITICORP NORTH AMERICA, INC. (1044412) 1428 NEW YORK NY Finance Company
1580 —* CITIFINANCIAL MORTGAGE SECURITIES INC. (2878360) 1573 BALTIMORE MD Securities Broker/Dealer
*CITIGROUP INC. (1951350) NEW YORK NY Financial Holding
1428 -* CITICORP BANKING CORPORATION (1045848) 1 NEW CASTLE DE Domestic Entity Other
1494 –* CITIGROUP PROPERTY INVESTORS US REAL ESTATE PUBLIC SECU (3303159) 1428 NEW YORK Domestic Entity Oth
1495 –* CITI TECHNOLOGY SERVICES LIMITED (3342336) 1428 MUMBAI INDIA (OTHER) Foreign Entity Other
#1* CITIGROUP INC. (1951350) NEW YORK NY Financial Holding
1428 -* CITICORP BANKING CORPORATION (1045848) 1 NEW CASTLE DE Domestic Entity Other
1496 –* CPI CAPITAL PARTNERS EUROPE GP LLC (3395510) 1428 NEW YORK NY Domestic Entity Other
1505 —* CPI CAPITAL PARTNERS EUROPE HOLDINGS S.A.R.L. (3444940) 1496 LUXEMBOURG LUXEMBOURG International Nonbank Sub of Domestic Entities
1506 —-* CPI CAPITAL PARTNERS FINANCING S.A.R.L. (3444959) 1505 LUXEMBOURG LUXEMBOURG International Nonbank Sub of Domestic Entities
NOTE: ALL NON-CONFORMING FINANCIAL PRODUCTS (PURCHASES AND SALES) ARE ‘ALTERNATIVE …. SEE 1450 FLOWS
TO 1428 cITI CORP BANKING CORP IN DE #1 SO ALL ALTERNATIVE INVESTMENTS FLOW OUT TO UK FROM CITICORP BANKING CORP TO 1428 TO 1459 (IF THEY WANT)
CITIGROUP INC. (1951350) NEW YORK NY Financial Holding
1428 -* CITICORP BANKING CORPORATION (1045848) 1 NEW CASTLE DE Domestic Entity Other
1507 –* CITIGROUP GHS HOLDINGS, INC. (3411960) 1428 NEW YORK NY Domestic Entity Other
1508 —* GLOBAL HEDGE STRATEGIES, LLC (3384242) 1507 NEW YORK NY Domestic Entity Other
1509 –* ASIA INVESTORS II GP HOLDING LLC (3438293) 1428 NEW CASTLE DE Domestic Entity Other
1510 –* CPI C-REP GP LLC (3447905) 1428 NEW YORK NY Domestic Entity Other
1511 —* CPI C-REP II GP, L.P. (3488711) 1510 NEW YORK NY Domestic Entity Other
1512 –* SFL-DELAWARE LLC (3470819) 1428 WILMINGTON DE Domestic Entity Other
1513 —* CITIGROUP ALTERNATIVE INVESTMENTS STRUCTURING FACILITY (3470828) 1512 GEORGE TOWN CAYMAN
ISLANDS International Nonbank Sub of Domestic Entities
*#1 CITIGROUP INC. (1951350) NEW YORK NY Financial Holding
1428 -* CITICORP BANKING CORPORATION (1045848) #1 NEW CASTLE DE Domestic Entity Other
1618 –* CITICORP DELAWARE SERVICES, INC. (1046434) 1428 NEW CASTLE DE Domestic Entity Other
1619 –* CITISHARE CORPORATION (1046573) 1428 LONG ISLAND CITY NY Data Processing Servicer
1620 –* CITIDEL, INC. (1046591) 1428 NEW YORK NY Domestic Entity Other
1621 –* CITIGROUP TECHNOLOGY, INC. (1046797) 1428 WEEHAWKEN NJ Domestic Entity Other
1622 –* CITICORP INSURANCE USA, INC. (1151011) 1428 BURLINGTON VT Domestic Entity Other
1623 –* CITICORP DATA SYSTEMS INCORPORATED (1151020) 1428 SAN ANTONIO TX Data Processing Servicer
1624 –* CMI OF DELAWARE, INC. (1154991) 1428 NEW YORK NY Domestic Entity Other
1625 –* MORTGAGE CAPITAL FUNDING INC. (1155019) 1428 NEW YORK NY Domestic Entity Other
1626 –* CITIBANK (SWITZERLAND) (1170393) 1428 ZURICH SWITZERLAND (OTHER) International Nonbank Sub of Domestic Entities
1627 –* CITICORP INTERNATIONAL TRADING COMPANY, INC. (1175455) 1428 NEW YORK NY Domestic Entity Other
1628 —* ESMERIL TRADING LDA. (2556695) 1627 FUNCHAL PORTUGAL I n t e r n a t i o n a l N o n bank Sub of Domestic Entities
#1 * CITIGROUP INC. (1951350) NEW YORK NY Financial Holding Company – Domestic
2091 -* STATE STREET BANK AND TRUST COMPANY INVESTMENT FUNDS FO (3814534) 1 BOSTON MA Domestic Entity Other
2092 -* STATE STREET BANK AND TRUST COMPANY INVESTMENT FUNDS FO (3814570) 1 BOSTON MA Domestic Entity Other
2093 -* WELLINGTON TRUST COMPANY, NA COLLECTIVE INVESTMENT FUND (3814619) 1 BOSTON MA Domestic Entity Other
2094 -* STATE STREET BANK AND TRUST COMPANY INVESTMENT FUNDS FO (3814646) 1 BOSTON MA Domestic Entity Other
2095 -* CITIGROUP CAPITAL XVIII (4101325) 1 NEW YORK NY Domestic Entity Other
2096 -* + ^ CGI FIM LLC (4120241) 1 NEW YORK NY Domestic Entity Other
2097 -* + ^ CITIGROUP CAPITAL PARTNERS II 2006 CITIGROUP INVESTMENT (4120250) 1 NEW YORK NY Domestic Entity Other
2098 -* + ^ CITIGROUP CAPITAL PARTNERS II 2007 CITIGROUP NVESTMENT (4120269) 1 NEW YORK NY Domestic Entity Other
2099 -* TRV EMPLOYEES INVESTMENTS, INC. (2750877) 1 NEW YORK NY Domestic Entity Other
2100 -* CITIGROUP INVESTMENTS INC. (2750907) 1 NEW YORK NY Domestic Entity Other
2101 –* CITIGROUP ALTERNATIVE INVESTMENTS LLC (3147661) 2100 NEW YORK NY Domestic Entity Other
2102 —* CITIGROUP ALTERNATIVE INVESTMENTS GP, LLC (3147670) 2101 NEW YORK NY Domestic Entity Other
2103 —-* PILGRIM ALTERNATIVE INVESTMENTS OPPORTUNITY FUND I, LLC (2751164) 2102 HARTFORD CT Domestic Entity Other
2104 —-* CITIGROUP ALTERNATIVE INVESTMENTS EUROPEAN FUND ADVISOR (3014080) 2102 NEW YORK NY Domestic Entity Other
2105 —-* CITIGROUP ALTERNATIVE INVESTMENTS GENERAL REAL ESTATE M (3016244) 2102 NEW YORK NY Domestic Entity Other
2106 —–* CT MP II LLC (3015836) 2105 NEW YORK NY Domestic Entity Other
2107 ——* CT MEZZANINE PARTNERS II, L.P. (3042261) 2106 NEW YORK NY Domestic Entity Other
2108 —–* CT MEZZANINE PARTNERS II, L.P. (3042261) 2105 NEW YORK NY Domestic Entity Other
2109 —-* PILGRIM ALTERNATIVE INVESTMENTS OPPORTUNITY FUND III AS (3023336) 2102 HARTFORD CT Domestic Entity Other
2110 —-* CITIGROUP ALTERNATIVE INVESTMENTS OPPORTUNITY FUND IV A (3023354) 2102 NEW YORK NY Domestic Entity Other
2111 —–* TISHMAN SPEYER/CITIGROUP ALTERNATIVE INVESTMENTS ASSOCI (3023297) 2110 NEW YORK NY Domestic Entity Other
2112 —-* CITIGROUP ALTERNATIVE INVESTMENTS OPPORTUNITY FUND V AS (3098503) 2102 NEW YORK NY Domestic Entity Other
…skipped some
2120 —* CAI RE MEZZANINE ADVISOR III, LLC (3213267) 2101 NEW YORK NY Domestic Entity Other
2121 —* CT MEZZANINE FUND III MANAGER LLC (3218833) 2101 NEW YORK NY Domestic Entity Other
2122 —* CO-INVESTMENT LLC IX (CORDILLERA) (3391370) 2101 NEW YORK NY Domestic Entity Other
#1 * CITIGROUP INC. (1951350) NEW YORK NY Financial Holding Company – Domestic
2192 -* MRC HOLDINGS, INC. (2751221) 1 NEW YORK NY Domestic Entity Other
2075 -* WELLINGTON TRUST COMPANY, NA COLLECTIVE INVESTMENT FUND (3814468) 1 BOSTON MA Domestic Entity Other
2076 -* WELLINGTON TRUST COMPANY, NA COLLECTIVE INVESTMENT FUND (3814486) 1 BOSTON MA Domestic Entity Other
2077 -* STATE STREET BANK AND TRUST COMPANY INVESTMENT FUNDS FO (3814507) 1 BOSTON MA Domestic Entity Other
2078 -* DFA INTERNATIONAL VALUE PORTFOLIO IV (3814516) 1 SANTA MONICA CA Domestic Entity Other
2079 -* EMERGING MARKETS PORTFOLIO II (3814525) 1 SANTA MONICA CA Domestic Entity Other
2080 -* PHIBRO LLC (2476168) 1 WESTPORT CT Securities Broker/Dealer
2192 -* MRC HOLDINGS, INC. (2751221) 1 NEW YORK NY Domestic Entity Other
2075 -* WELLINGTON TRUST COMPANY, NA COLLECTIVE INVESTMENT FUND (3814468) 1 BOSTON MA Domestic Entity Other
2076 -* WELLINGTON TRUST COMPANY, NA COLLECTIVE INVESTMENT FUND (3814486) 1 BOSTON MA Domestic Entity Other
2077 -* STATE STREET BANK AND TRUST COMPANY INVESTMENT FUNDS FO (3814507) 1 BOSTON MA Domestic Entity Other
2078 -* DFA INTERNATIONAL VALUE PORTFOLIO IV (3814516) 1 SANTA MONICA CA Domestic Entity Other
2079 -* EMERGING MARKETS PORTFOLIO II (3814525) 1 SANTA MONICA CA Domestic Entity Other
2080 -* PHIBRO LLC (2476168) 1 WESTPORT CT Securities Broker/Dealer
2081 –* MC2 TECHNOLOGIES, INC. (2754352) 2080 WESTPORT CT Data Processing Servicer
2082 –* SCANPORTS SHIPPING, INC. (2754361) 2080 WESTPORT CT Domestic Entity Other
2083 –* PHIBRO GMBH (2789635) 2080 ZUG SWITZERLAND (OTHER) Foreign Entity Other
2084 —* TURAVENT OIL AG (2789644) 2083 ZUG SWITZERLAND (OTHER) Foreign Entity Other
2085 —* PHIBRO (ASIA) PTE LTD (2791311) 2083 SINGAPORE SINGAPORE F o r e i g n E n t i t y O t her
2086 —* SCANPORTS LIMITED (2817190) 2083 LONDON ENGLAND F o r e i g n E n t i t y O ther
2087 –* PHIBRO LIMITED (2791067) 2080 LONDON ENGLAND F o r e i g n E n t i t y O ther
2088 –* PHIBRO FUNDS GP LLC (3608304) 2080 WESTPORT CT Domestic Entity Other
2089 —* PHIBRO OIL FUND A LP (3608313) 2088 WESTPORT CT Domestic Entity Other
2090 —* PHIBRO OIL FUND B LP (3608322) 2088 WESTPORT CT Domestic Entity Other
#1 * CITIGROUP INC. (1951350) NEW YORK NY Financial Holding Company – Domestic
2192 -* MRC HOLDINGS, INC. (2751221) 1 NEW YORK NY Domestic Entity Other
2075 -* WELLINGTON TRUST COMPANY, NA COLLECTIVE INVESTMENT FUND (3814468) 1 BOSTON MA Domestic Entity Other
2076 -* WELLINGTON TRUST COMPANY, NA COLLECTIVE INVESTMENT FUND (3814486) 1 BOSTON MA Domestic Entity Other
2077 -* STATE STREET BANK AND TRUST COMPANY INVESTMENT FUNDS FO (3814507) 1 BOSTON MA Domestic Entity Other
2078 -* DFA INTERNATIONAL VALUE PORTFOLIO IV (3814516) 1 SANTA MONICA CA Domestic Entity Other
2079 -* EMERGING MARKETS PORTFOLIO II (3814525) 1 SANTA MONICA CA Domestic Entity Other
2080 -* PHIBRO LLC (2476168) 1 WESTPORT CT Securities Broker/Dealer
2081 –* MC2 TECHNOLOGIES, INC. (2754352) 2080 WESTPORT CT Data Processing Servicer
2082 –* SCANPORTS SHIPPING, INC. (2754361) 2080 WESTPORT CT Domestic Entity Other
2083 –* PHIBRO GMBH (2789635) 2080 ZUG SWITZERLAND (OTHER) Foreign Entity Other
2084 —* TURAVENT OIL AG (2789644) 2083 ZUG SWITZERLAND (OTHER) Foreign Entity Other
2085 —* PHIBRO (ASIA) PTE LTD (2791311) 2083 SINGAPORE SINGAPORE F o r e i g n E n t i t y O t her
2086 —* SCANPORTS LIMITED (2817190) 2083 LONDON ENGLAND F o r e i g n E n t i t y O ther
2087 –* PHIBRO LIMITED (2791067) 2080 LONDON ENGLAND F o r e i g n E n t i t y O ther
2088 –* PHIBRO FUNDS GP LLC (3608304) 2080 WESTPORT CT Domestic Entity Other
2089 —* PHIBRO OIL FUND A LP (3608313) 2088 WESTPORT CT Domestic Entity Other
2090 —* PHIBRO OIL FUND B LP (3608322) 2088 WESTPORT CT Domestic Entity Other
2091 -* STATE STREET BANK AND TRUST COMPANY INVESTMENT FUNDS FO (3814534) 1 BOSTON MA Domestic Entity Other
2092 -* STATE STREET BANK AND TRUST COMPANY INVESTMENT FUNDS FO (3814570) 1 BOSTON MA Domestic Entity Other
2093 -* WELLINGTON TRUST COMPANY, NA COLLECTIVE INVESTMENT FUND (3814619) 1 BOSTON MA Domestic Entity Other
2094 -* STATE STREET BANK AND TRUST COMPANY INVESTMENT FUNDS FO (3814646) 1 BOSTON MA Domestic Entity Other
2095 -* CITIGROUP CAPITAL XVIII (4101325) 1 NEW YORK NY Domestic Entity Other
2096 -* + ^ CGI FIM LLC (4120241) 1 NEW YORK NY Domestic Entity Other
2097 -* + ^ CITIGROUP CAPITAL PARTNERS II 2006 CITIGROUP INVESTMENT (4120250) 1 NEW YORK NY Domestic Entity Other
2098 -* + ^ CITIGROUP CAPITAL PARTNERS II 2007 CITIGROUP NVESTMENT (4120269) 1 NEW YORK NY Domestic Entity Other
2099 -* TRV EMPLOYEES INVESTMENTS, INC. (2750877) 1 NEW YORK NY Domestic Entity Other
2100 -* CITIGROUP INVESTMENTS INC. (2750907) 1 NEW YORK NY Domestic Entity Other
2101 –* CITIGROUP ALTERNATIVE INVESTMENTS LLC (3147661) 2100 NEW YORK NY Domestic Entity Other
2123 —* CITIGROUP ALTERNATIVE INVESTMENTS (IRELAND) LIMITED (3443215) 2101 DUBLIN IRELAND I n t e r n a t i o n a l N onbank Sub of Domestic Entities
2124 —* CITIGROUP PRIVATE EQUITY (OFFSHORE) LLC (3450222) 2101 NEW YORK NY Domestic Entity Other
CITIGROUP INC. (1951350) NEW YORK NY Financial Holding
1428 -* CITICORP BANKING CORPORATION (1045848) 1 NEW CASTLE DE Domestic Entity Other
1514 –* CCP ASIA JP INVESTMENT LLC (3584378) 1428 NEW YORK NY Domestic Entity Other
1515 –* POSITIVE CAPITAL CORP. (3592739) 1428 ROAD TOWN BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS International Nonbank Sub of Domestic Entities
1516 —* BALBOA REINSURANCE, LTD. (3592748) 1515 ROAD TOWN BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS International Nonbank Sub of Domestic Entities
1517 –* CITIGROUP GLOBAL SERVICES HOLDINGS LLC (3597819) 1428 NEW CASTLE DE Domestic Entity Other
1518 —* CITIGROUP GLOBAL SERVICES LIMITED (2051332) 1517 MUMBAI INDIA (OTHER) Foreign Entity Other
1519 –* SEGUROS E INVERSIONES, S.A. (3608144) 1428 SANTA TECLA EL SALVADOR International Nonbank Sub of Domestic Entities
1520 —* SISA VIDA, S.A., SEGUROS DE PERSONAS (3608153) 1519 SANTA TECLA EL SALVADOR International Nonbank Sub of Domestic Entities
1521 –* BANCUSCATLAN TRANSFERS INC. (3608180) 1428 LOS ANGELES CA Domestic Entity Other
1522 –* GRUPO CUSCATLAN DE HONDURAS, S.A. (3608201) 1428 TEGUCIGALPA HONDURAS I n t e r n a t i o n a l N o n bank Sub of Domestic Entities
1523 —* SEGUROS CUSCATLAN DE HONDURAS, S.A. (3608210) 1522 TEGUCIGALPA HONDURAS I n t e r n a t i o n a l N o n bank Sub of Domestic Entities
1524 –* COURT SQUARE CAPITAL LIMITED (1042614) 1428 NEW YORK NY Domestic Entity Other
1525 —* CITICORP TECHNOLOGY HOLDINGS INC. (3023635) 1524 WILMINGTON DE Data Processing Servicer
1526 —-* ORBITECH LIMITED (1186460) 1525 MUMBAI INDIA (OTHER) International Nonbank Sub of Domestic Entities
1527 —–* POLARIS SOFTWARE LAB LIMITED (2639990) 1526 CHENNAI INDIA (OTHER) Foreign Entity Other
1528 ——* ETERNET INC. (3218589) 1527 SAN JOSE CA Domestic Entity Other
1529 ——* POLARIS RETAIL INFOTECH LTD. (3218628) 1527 CHENNAI INDIA (OTHER) Foreign Entity Other (Frankfurt German, Wicklow Ireland, Toyko Japan, London England, Santiago Chile, Utrecht Netherlands, Singapore, Singapore, Toronto CAnada, Santiago Chile, Neuchatel Switzerland (Other), Sydney Australia) ….
1548 —* CITIGROUP VENTURE CAPITAL LP HOLDINGS, LTD. (3082230) 1524 NEW YORK NY Domestic Entity Other
1549 —-* ^ CITIGROUP VENTURE CAPITAL EQUITY PARTNERS, L.P. (3119314) 1548 NEW YORK NY Domestic Entity Other
*#1 CITIGROUP INC. (1951350) NEW YORK NY Financial Holding
1428 -* CITICORP BANKING CORPORATION (1045848) #1 NEW CASTLE DE Domestic Entity Other
1563 –* CITICORP FUNDING, INC. (1042735) 1428 NEW YORK NY Domestic Entity Other
1564 —* MUNICIPAL MORTGAGE HOLDINGS INC. (3587584) 1563 NEW YORK NY Domestic Entity Other
1565 —-* CITICORP MUNICIPAL MORTGAGE INC. (3587511) 1564 DENVER CO Domestic Entity Other
1566 —–* CITICORP MUNICIPAL MORTGAGE TRUST (3587557) 1565 DENVER CO Domestic Entity Other
1567 ——* FM DEPOSITOR LLC (3587566) 1566 DENVER CO Domestic Entity Other
1568 —–* FM TAXABLE DEPOSITOR LLC (3587575) 1565 DENVER CO Domestic Entity Other
1569 —-* CITICORP CAPITAL MANAGEMENT LLC (3587520) 1564 DENVER CO Domestic Entity Other
1570 —-* NEWMAN CAPITAL I LLC (3587539) 1564 DENVER CO Domestic Entity Other
1571 —-* NEWMAN CAPITAL III LLC (3587548) 1564 DENVER CO Domestic Entity Other
1572 –* CITICORP NATIONAL SERVICES, INC. (1043255) 1428 SAINT LOUIS MO Finance Company
1573 –* CITICORP NORTH AMERICA, INC. (1044412) 1428 NEW YORK NY Finance Company
1574 —* CITICORP TRANSLEASE, INC. (1042762) 1573 NEW YORK NY Domestic Entity Other
1575 —* CITICORP GLOBAL LEASE, INC. (1045884) 1573 NEW CASTLE DE Domestic Entity Other
1576 —* CITICORP SIERRA LEASE, INC. (1045905) 1573 NEW CASTLE DE Domestic Entity Other
1577 —* CITICORP EPIC FINANCE, INC. (2561279) 1573 NEW YORK NY Domestic Entity Other
1578 —* SOMANAD 1 LLC (2858148) 1573 NEW YORK NY Domestic Entity Other
1579 —-* TST 55 EAST MONROE MEZZ L.P. (3449691) 1578 NEW YORK NY Domestic Entity Other
1580 —* CITIFINANCIAL MORTGAGE SECURITIES INC. (2878360) 1573 BALTIMORE MD Securities Broker/Dealer
1581 —* ADMINISTRADORA DE PORTAFOLIOS EUROAMERICAN, SOCIEDAD DE (3066276) 1573 MEXICO CITY MEXICO I n t e r n a t i o n a l N onbank
Sub of Domestic Entities
1582 —* CG CASEY I, LLC (3148211) 1573 NEW YORK NY Domestic Entity Other
1583 —* CFG 1, LLC (3409761) 1573 LONG ISLAND CITY NY Domestic Entity Other
1584 —-* U.S.A. INSTITUTIONAL TAX CREDIT FUND XLIX L.P. (3421455) 1583 GREENWICH CT Domestic Entity Other
1585 —–* DAVIS ASSOCIATES, L.P. (3441341) 1584 MARLTON NJ Domestic Entity Other
1593 —* CFG 2, LLC (3575648) 1573 LONG ISLAND CITY NY Domestic Entity Other
1594 —-* U.S.A. INSTITUTIONAL TAX CREDIT FUND LIII L.P. (3575620) 1593 GREENWICH CT Domestic Entity Other
1603 —* CFG 3, LLC (3612329) 1573 LONG ISLAND CITY NY Domestic Entity Other
1604 —-* U.S.A. INSTITUTIONAL TAX CREDIT FUND LIX L.P. (3612338) 1603 GREENWICH CT Domestic Entity Other
1605 —–* ACORN NJ STRAIGHT APARTMENTS, L.P. (3614967) 1604 PATERSON NJ Domestic Entity Other
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*#1 CITIGROUP INC. (1951350) NEW YORK NY Financial Holding
1428 -* CITICORP BANKING CORPORATION (1045848) #1 NEW CASTLE DE Domestic Entity Other
1629 –* CITICORP SECURITIES ASIA PACIFIC LIMITED (1177600) 1428 CENTRAL HONG KONG I n t e r n a t io n a l N o n bank Sub of Domestic
Entities
1630 —* CITICORP SECURITIES INVESTMENT CONSULTING INC. (1185696)
1629 TAIPEI TAIWAN I n t e r n a t i o n a l N onbank Sub of Domestic Entities
1631 —* ASIA INVESTORS LLC (2914325) 1629 CENTRAL HONG KONG I n t e r n a t io n a l N o n bank Sub of Domestic Entities
1632 —* CITIGROUP PROPERTY INVESTORS ASIA LIMITED (2935656)
1629 CENTRAL HONG KONG I n t e r n a t io n a l N o n bank Sub of Domestic Entities
1633 —-* CITIGROUP PROPERTY INVESTORS CHINA LIMITED (3454163)
1632 CENTRAL HONG KONG I n t e r n a t io n a l N o n bank Sub of Domestic Entities
*#1 CITIGROUP INC. (1951350) NEW YORK NY Financial Holding
1428 -* CITICORP BANKING CORPORATION (1045848) #1 NEW CASTLE DE Domestic Entity Other
1634 –* CITICORP CAPITAL INVESTORS EUROPE LIMITED (1179284) 1428 NEW CASTLE DE Domestic Entity Other
1635 –* CITICORP (JERSEY) LIMITED (1180990) 1428 SAINT HELIER CHANNEL ISLANDS International Nonbank Sub of Domestic Entities
1636 –* CITITRUST S.P.A.-ISTITUTO FIDUCIARIO (1182529) 1428 MILAN ITALY (OTHER) International Nonbank Sub of Domestic Entities
1637 –* CITICORP COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT, INC. (1191080) 1428 NEW YORK NY Domestic Entity Other
1638 –* CITIGROUP WASHINGTON, INC. (1386541) 1428 WASHINGTON DC Domestic Entity Other
1639 –* HOUSING SECURITIES, INC. (1445224) 1428 NEW YORK NY Domestic Entity Other
1640 –* ASSOCIATES FIRST CAPITAL CORPORATION (1584114) 1428 BALTIMORE MD Domestic Entity Other
1641 —* + CITIBANK (SOUTH DAKOTA), NATIONAL ASSOCIATION (486752) 1640 SIOUX FALLS SD National Bank
1642 —* CITIFINANCIAL CREDIT COMPANY (1246122) 1640 BALTIMORE MD Domestic Entity Other
1643 —-* CITIFINANCIAL, INC. (523965) 1642 HONOLULU HI Finance Company
1644 —-* CITIFINANCIAL, INC. (860473) 1642 BALTIMORE MD Finance Company
1645 —-* TRITON INSURANCE COMPANY (2750064) 1642 FORT WORTH TX Domestic Entity Other
1646 —-* CITIFINANCIAL SERVICES, INC. (2750242) 1642 BALTIMORE MD Finance Company
1647 —-* CITI ASSURANCE SERVICES, INC. (2750297) 1642 FORT WORTH TX Domestic Entity Other
1648 —–* CITIFINANCIAL INSURANCE AGENCY OF NEVADA, INC. (2754987) 1647 FORT WORTH TX Domestic Entity Other
1649 —–* CITIFINANCIAL INSURANCE AGENCY OF FLORIDA, INC. (3297379) 1647 FORT WORTH TX Domestic Entity Other
1650 —-* CITIFINANCIAL, INC. (2750532) 1642 BALTIMORE MD Finance Company
1651 —-* CITIFINANCIAL MANAGEMENT CORPORATION (2751427) 1642 BALTIMORE MD Domestic Entity Other
1652 —-* COMMERCIAL CREDIT INTERNATIONAL, INC. (2751436) 1642 BALTIMORE MD Domestic Entity Other
1653 —-* CITIFINANCIAL SERVICES, INC. (2751744) 1642 BALTIMORE MD Finance Company
1654 —-* CITIFINANCIAL, INC. (2751762) 1642 BALTIMORE MD Finance Company
1655 —-* CITIFINANCIAL SERVICES, INC. (2751780) 1642 BALTIMORE MD Finance Company
1656 —-* CITIFINANCIAL SERVICES, INC.` (2751801) 1642 BALTIMORE MD Finance Company
1657 —-* CITIFINANCIAL SERVICES, INC. (2751810) 1642 BALTIMORE MD Finance Company
1658 —-* CITIFINANCIAL, INC. (2751838) 1642 BALTIMORE MD Finance Company
1659 —-* CITIFINANCIAL SERVICES, INC. (2751847) 1642 BALTIMORE MD Finance Company
1660 —-* CITIFINANCIAL SERVICES, INC. (2751922) 1642 BALTIMORE MD Finance Company
1661 —-* CITIFINANCIAL, INC. NC (2751940) 1642 BALTIMORE MD Finance Company
1662 —-* CITIFINANCIAL CONSUMER SERVICES, INC. (2751959) 1642 BALTIMORE MD Finance Company
1663 —-* CITIFINANCIAL, INC. (2751968) 1642 BALTIMORE MD Finance Company
1664 —-* CITIFINANCIAL, INC. (2751986) 1642 BALTIMORE MD Finance Company
1665 —–* CITIFINANCIAL SERVICES, INC. (2751995) 1664 BALTIMORE MD Finance Company
1666 —-* CITIFINANCIAL, INC. (2752004) 1642 BALTIMORE MD Finance Company
1667 —–* CITIFINANCIAL SERVICES, INC. (2752013) 1666 BALTIMORE MD Domestic Entity Other
1668 —-* CITIFINANCIAL, INC. (2752022) 1642 BALTIMORE MD Finance Company
1669 —–* CITIFINANCIAL CORPORATION, LLC (3106181) 1668 BALTIMORE MD Finance Company
1670 —–* CITIFINANCIAL SERVICES OF MISSISSIPPI, LLC (3252761) 1668 BALTIMORE MD Finance Company
1671 —-* CITIFINANCIAL SERVICES, INC. (2752077) 1642 BALTIMORE MD Finance Company
1672 —-* CITIFINANCIAL COMPANY (2752321) 1642 BALTIMORE MD Finance Company
1673 —-* CITIFINANCIAL CORPORATION (2752684) 1642 BALTIMORE MD Finance Company
1674 —-* CITICORP HOME EQUITY, INC. (2754259) 1642 BALTIMORE MD Domestic Entity Other
1675 —–* CITIFINANCIAL SERVICES, INC. (902270) 1674 BALTIMORE MD Finance Company
1676 —–* CITICORP HOME MORTGAGE SERVICES, INC. (2760447) 1674 BALTIMORE MD Domestic Entity Other
1677 —–* CC HOME LENDERS FINANCIAL, INC. (2816737) 1674 BALTIMORE MD Finance Company
1678 —–* CITIFINANCIAL OF WEST VIRGINIA, INC. (2817109) 1674 BALTIMORE MD Finance Company
1679 —–* CITIFINANCIAL, INC. (2817118) 1674 BALTIMORE MD Finance Company
1680 —-* AMERICAN HEALTH AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY (2815776) 1642 FORT WORTH TX Domestic Entity Other
1681 —–* SEARS LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY (3234123) 1680 FORT WORTH TX Domestic Entity Other
1682 —-* CHESAPEAKE APPRAISAL AND SETTLEMENT SERVICES INC. (2816362) 1642 BALTIMORE MD Domestic Entity Other
1683 —–* CHESAPEAKE TITLE REINSURANCE COMPANY, INC. (3220292) 1682 BURLINGTON VT Domestic Entity Other
1684 —–* FINITI TITLE, LLC (3410217) 1682 COLUMBIA MD Domestic Entity Other
1685 ——* FINITI GROUP, LLC (3413245) 1684 COLUMBIA MD Domestic Entity Other
1686 —–* FINITI, LLC (3410589) 1682 COLUMBIA MD Domestic Entity Other
1687 ——* FINITI GROUP, LLC (3413245) 1686 COLUMBIA MD Domestic Entity Other
1688 —-* CC RETAIL SERVICES, INC. (2816661) 1642 BALTIMORE MD Finance Company
1689 —-* VEROCHRIS CORPORATION (2818124) 1642 BALTIMORE MD Domestic Entity Other
1690 —-* CITIFINANCIAL SERVICES, INC. (2861595) 1642 BALTIMORE MD Finance Company
1691 —-* CITIFINANCIAL AUTO, LTD. (2976949) 1642 IRVING TX Finance Company
1692 —–* ARCADIA RECEIVABLES CAPITAL CORP. (2976985) 1691 IRVING TX Finance Company
1693 —–* ARCADIA RECEIVABLES FINANCE CORP. VII (3340239) 1691 BEDFORD TX Finance Company
1694 ——* CITIFINANCIAL AUTO ISSUANCE TRUST 2005-2 (3396197) 1693 BEDFORD TX Domestic Entity Other
1695 ——* CITIFINANCIAL AUTO ISSUANCE TRUST 2006-1 (3567232) 1693 IRVING TX Domestic Entity Other
1696 ——* CITIFINANCIAL AUTO ISSUANCE TRUST 2007-1 (3618741) 1693 IRVING TX Domestic Entity Other
1697 ——* CITIFINANCIAL AUTO ISSURANCE TRUST 2007-2 (3644647) 1693 IRVING TX Domestic Entity Other
1698 —-* CITIFINANCIAL AUTO CORPORATION (2982472) 1642 IRVING TX Finance Company
1699 —–* TRANSOUTH FINANCIAL CORPORATION OF IOWA (2982502) 1698 IRVING TX Finance Company
1700 —-* FIRST FAMILY FINANCIAL SERVICES, INC. (3027156) 1642 BALTIMORE MD Finance Company
1701 —-* CITICORP ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES, INC. (3076033) 1642 FORT WORTH TX Domestic Entity Other
1702 —-* CITIFINANCIAL DELAWARE LLC (3258875) 1642 BALTIMORE MD Finance Company
1703 —* AFSC AGENCY, INC. (2976556) 1640 FORT WORTH TX Domestic Entity Other
1704 —* CITIFINANCIAL INSURANCE AGENCY OF WASHINGTON, INC. (2976695) 1640 FORT WORTH TX Domestic Entity Other
1705 —* CITIFINANCIAL INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. (2976707) 1640 FORT WORTH TX Domestic Entity Other
1706 —* ASSOCIATES ASSET BACKED SECURITIES CORP. (2977236) 1640 IRVING TX Finance Company
1707 —* ASSOCIATES AUTO CLUB SERVICES INTERNATIONAL, INC. (2977272) 1640 IRVING TX Domestic Entity Other
1708 —* CITIGROUP FINANCE CANADA INC. (2977339) 1640 TORONTO CANADA I n t e r n a t i o n a l N onbank Sub of Domestic Entities
1709 —-* CITICAPITAL COMMERCIAL LEASING CORPORATION (2977656) 1708 TORONTO CANADA I n t e r n a t i o n a l N onbank Sub of Domestic Entities
1710 —-* CITICAPITAL COMMERCIAL CORPORATION (2977692) 1708 TORONTO CANADA F i n a n c e C o m p any
1711 —–* CITICAPITAL LIMITED (2977405) 1710 TORONTO CANADA I n t e r n a t i o n a l N onbank Sub of Domestic Entities
1712 —–* CITICAPITAL TECHNOLOGY FINANCE LTD. (2977973) 1710 LONDON CANADA I n t e r n a t i o n a l N onbank Sub of Domestic Entities
1713 —-* CITIFINANCIAL CANADA, INC. (2978952) 1708 LONDON CANADA F i n a n c e C o m p any
1714 —–* LONDON AND MIDLAND GENERAL INSURANCE COMPANY (2982838) 1713 LONDON CANADA I n t e r n a t i o n a l N onbank Sub of Domestic Entities
1715 ——* CITIFINANCIAL ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES OF CANADA, INC. (3384457) 1714 FORT WORTH TX Domestic Entity Other
1716 —–* CITIFINANCIAL CANADA EAST CORPORATION (3141100) 1713 LONDON CANADA I n t e r n a t i o n a l N onbank Sub of Domestic Entities
1717 —–* CITIGROUP FUND SERVICES CANADA HOLDING CO. (3403929) 1713 MISSISSAUGA CANADA I n t e r n a t i o n a l N onbank Sub of Domestic Entities
1718 ——* CITIGROUP FUND SERVICES CANADA, INC. (3415623) 1717 MISSISSAUGA CANADA I n t e r n a t i o n a l N onbank Sub of Domestic Entities
1719 —* ASSOCIATES HOUSING FINANCE, LLC (2977384) 1640 BALTIMORE MD Finance Company
1720 —* ASSOCIATES INFORMATION SERVICES, INC. (2977517) 1640 IRVING TX Data Processing Servicer
1721 —* ASSOCIATES CORPORATION OF NORTH AMERICA <A TEXAS CORPOR (2977816) 1640 IRVING TX Domestic Entity Other
*#1 CITIGROUP INC. (1951350) NEW YORK NY Financial Holding
1428 -* CITICORP BANKING CORPORATION (1045848) #1 NEW CASTLE DE Domestic Entity Other
1634 –* CITICORP CAPITAL INVESTORS EUROPE LIMITED (1179284) 1428 NEW CASTLE DE Domestic Entity Other
1635 –* CITICORP (JERSEY) LIMITED (1180990) 1428 SAINT HELIER CHANNEL ISLANDS International Nonbank Sub of Domestic Entities
1636 –* CITITRUST S.P.A.-ISTITUTO FIDUCIARIO (1182529) 1428 MILAN ITALY (OTHER) International Nonbank Sub of Domestic Entities
1637 –* CITICORP COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT, INC. (1191080) 1428 NEW YORK NY Domestic Entity Other
1638 –* CITIGROUP WASHINGTON, INC. (1386541) 1428 WASHINGTON DC Domestic Entity Other
1639 –* HOUSING SECURITIES, INC. (1445224) 1428 NEW YORK NY Domestic Entity Other
1640 –* ASSOCIATES FIRST CAPITAL CORPORATION (1584114) 1428 BALTIMORE MD Domestic Entity Other
1722 —* ASSOCIATES PAYROLL MANAGEMENT SERVICE COMPANY, INC., TH (2977937) 1640 BALTIMORE MD Domestic Entity Other
1723 —* ASSOCIATES CREDIT SERVICES, INC. (2977964) 1640 IRVING TX Domestic Entity Other
1724 —* ATLANTIC GENERAL INVESTMENT LIMITED (2980254) 1640 FORT WORTH TX Domestic Entity Other
1725 —-* ASSOCIATES FINANCIAL SERVICES (MAURITIUS) LLC (2977012)
1724 PORT LOUIS MAURITIUS I n t e r n a t i o n a l N o nbank Sub of Domestic Entities
1726 —–* ASSOCIATES INDIA HOLDING COMPANY PRIVATE LIMITED (2977423) 1725 NEW DELHI INDIA (OTHER) International Nonbank Sub of Domestic Entities
1727 ——* + CITIFINANCIAL CONSUMER FINANCE INDIA LIMITED (2977450) 1726 NEW DELHI INDIA (OTHER) Finance Company
1728 —–* CITIFINANCIAL CONSUMER FINANCE INDIA LIMITED (2977450) 1725 NEW DELHI INDIA (OTHER) Finance Company
1729 —* ASSOCIATES REAL ESTATE FINANCIAL SERVICES COMPANY, INC. (2980487) 1640 IRVING TX Domestic Entity Other
1730 —-* ASSOCIATES FIRST CAPITAL MORTGAGE CORPORATION (2978998) 1729 IRVING TX Domestic Entity Other
1731 —* FINANCIAL REASSURANCE COMPANY, LTD. (2980928) 1640 FORT WORTH TX Domestic Entity Other
1732 —* ASSOCIATES VENTURE CAPITAL, LLC (2983675) 1640 NEW YORK NY Domestic Entity Other
1733 —* CITIFINANCIAL MORTGAGE COMPANY, LLC (3073694) 1640 BALTIMORE MD Domestic Entity Other
1734 —* CITIFINANCIAL MORTGAGE COMPANY (FL), LLC (3103489) 1640 IRVING TX Domestic Entity Other
1735 –* CITICORP INTERNATIONAL FINANCE CORPORATION (1630280) 1428 NEW CASTLE DE Domestic Entity Other
1736 —* BRAZIL HOLDINGS INC. LIMITED (1446249) 1735 NASSAU BAHAMAS, THE International Nonbank Sub of Domestic Entities
1737 —* CITICORP MERCANTIL-PARTICIPACOES EINVESTIMENTOS S.A. (1446258) 1735 SAO PAULO BRAZIL I n t e r n a t i o n a l Nonbank Sub of Domestic
Entities
1738 —-* + BANCO CITIBANK S.A. (1184475) 1737 SAO PAULO BRAZIL F i n a n c e C o m pany
*#1 CITIGROUP INC. (1951350) NEW YORK NY Financial Holding
1428 -* CITICORP BANKING CORPORATION (1045848) #1 NEW CASTLE DE Domestic Entity Other
1764 –* CITICORP CAPITAL INVESTORS, LIMITED (1858356) 1428 NEW YORK NY Domestic Entity Other
1765 —* WORLD EQUITY PARTNERS, L.P. (1853838) 1764 NEW YORK NY Domestic Entity Other
1766 —* WORLD SUBORDINATED DEBT PARTNERS, L.P.
(1855104)
1764 NEW YORK NY Domestic Entity Other
1767 —* CITICORP MEZZANINE PARTNERS, L.P. (2395250) 1764 NEW YORK NY Domestic Entity Other
1768 —* CITICORP MEZZANINE PARTNERS III, L.P. (2880596) 1764 NEW YORK NY Domestic Entity Other
1769 —* CVC CAPITAL FUNDING, INC. (2890344) 1764 NEW YORK NY Domestic Entity Other
1770 —-* CVC CAPITAL FUNDING, LLC (2890858) 1769 NEW YORK NY Finance Company
*#1 CITIGROUP INC. (1951350) NEW YORK NY Financial Holding
1782 -* ASSOCIATED MADISON COMPANIES, INC. (1277881) 1 NEW YORK NY Domestic Entity Other
1783 –* CITIGROUP INSURANCE HOLDING CORPORATION (2749657) 1782 NEW YORK NY Domestic Entity Other
1784 —* PRIMERICA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY (2750121) 1783 DULUTH GA Domestic Entity Other
1785 —-* NATIONAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY (2750961) 1784 NEW YORK NY Domestic Entity Other
1786 —-* PRIMERICA FINANCIAL SERVICES (CANADA) LTD.(2769105) 1784 MISSISSAUGA CANADA I n t e r n a t i o n a l N onbank
Sub of Domestic Entities
1787 —–* PRIMERICA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA (2769169) 1786 MISSISSAUGA CANADA I n t e r n a t i o n a l N onbank
Sub of Domestic Entities
1788 ——* PRIMERICA CLIENT SERVICES INC. (2769187) 1787 MISSISSAUGA CANADA I n t e r n a t i o n a l N onbank
Sub of Domestic Entities
1789 ——-* PRIMERICA FINANCIAL MARKETING PARTNERSHIP (3218936) 1788 DULTH GA Domestic Entity Other
1790 ——* PRIMERICA FINANCIAL SERVICES LTD. (2769208) 1787 MISSISSAUGA CANADA I n t e r n a t i o n a l N onbank Sub of Domestic Entities
1791 —–* PFSL INVESTMENTS CANADA LTD. (2769235) 1786 MISSISSAUGA CANADA I n t e r n a t i o n a l N onbank Sub of Domestic Entities
1792 —–* CITISOLUTIONS FINANCIAL (UK) LIMITED (3183100) 1786 LONDON ENGLAND I n t e r n a t io n a l N o nbank Sub of Domestic Entities
1793 ——* PRIMERICA FINANCIAL MARKETING PARTNERSHIP (3218936) 1792 DULTH GA Domestic Entity Other
1794 —-* KEEPER HOLDINGS LLC (2938545) 1784 NEW YORK NY Domestic Entity Other
1795 —–* CITISTREET LLC (2938536) 1794 QUINCY MA Domestic Entity Other
1796 ——* CITISTREET ADVISORS LLC (2918190) 1795 EAST BRUNSWICK NJ Securities Broker/Dealer
1797 ——* CITISTREET INTERNATIONAL, LLC (3068841) 1795 QUINCY MA Agreement
1798 ——-* CITISTREET AUSTRALIA PTY LIMITED (3103461) 1797 SYDNEY AUSTRALIA D a t a P r o c e s s i n g
Servicer
1799 —-* CITILIFE FINANCIAL LIMITED (2964768) 1784 DUBLIN IRELAND F o r e ig n E n t i t y Other
1800 —-* + TRIBECA CITIGROUP INVESTMENTS LTD. (3179532) 1784 GEORGETOWN CAYMAN ISLANDS International Nonbank Sub of Domestic Entities
1801 —-* CITIGROUP ALTERNATIVE INVESTMENTS LIMITED REAL ESTATE M (3213708) 1784 NEW YORK NY Domestic Entity Other
1802 —-* + EM SPECIAL OPPORTUNITIES CITIGROUP LTD. (3230871) 1784 GEORGE TOWN CAYMAN ISLANDS International Nonbank Sub of Domestic Entities
1803 —-* PRIMERICA LIFE INVESTMENTS LLC (3816266) 1784 DULUTH GA Domestic Entity Other
1804 —* PRIMERICA SHAREHOLDER SERVICES (2815945) 1783 DULUTH GA Domestic Entity Other
1805 —* CITIGROUP SERVICES LLC (3375482) 1783 NEW YORK NY Domestic Entity Other
1806 –* PRIMERICA FINANCIAL SERVICES HOME MORTGAGES, INC. (2749769) 1782 DULUTH GA Domestic Entity Other
1807 —* PRIMERICA FINANCIAL SERVICES HOME MORTGAGES LIMITED PAR (2783286) 1806 DULUTH GA Domestic Entity Other
1808 —* PRIMERICA FINANCIAL SERVICES HOME MORTGAGES LIMITED PAR (2783295) 1806 DULUTH GA Domestic Entity Other
1809 –* PRIMERICA SERVICES, INC. (2749853) 1782 DULUTH GA Domestic Entity Other
1810 –* PRIMERICA FINANCIAL SERVICES, INC. (2749901) 1782 LAS VEGAS NV Domestic Entity Other
1811 —* PRIMERICA INSURANCE SERVICES OF LOUISIANA, INC. (2750055) 1810 DULUTH GA Domestic Entity Other
1812 —* PRIMERICA INSURANCE AGENCY OF MASSACHUSETTS, INC. (2750082) 1810 DULUTH GA Domestic Entity Other
1813 —* PRIMERICA FINANCIAL SERVICES INSURANCE MARKETING OF MAI (2750541) 1810 DULUTH GA Domestic Entity Other
1814 —* PRIMERICA FINANCIAL SERVICES INSURANCE MARKETING, INC. (2750596) 1810 DULUTH GA Domestic Entity Other
1815 —* PRIMERICA FINANCIAL SERVICES INSURANCE MARKETING OF WYO (2750701) 1810 DULUTH GA Domestic Entity Other
1816 —* PRIMERICA FINANCIAL SERVICES INSURANCE ARKETING OF NEV (2750895) 1810 DULUTH GA Domestic Entity Other
1817 —* PRIMERICA FINANCIAL SERVICES AGENCY OF NEW YORK, INC. (2751351) 1810 DULUTH GA Domestic Entity Other
1818 —* PRIMERICA FINANCIAL SERVICES OF ALABAMA, INC. (2752639) 1810 DULUTH GA Domestic Entity Other
1819 —* PRIMERICA INSURANCE MARKETING SERVICES OF PUERTO RICO, (2768984) 1810 HATO REY PUERTO RICO Domestic Entity Other
1820 —* CITISOLUTIONS FINANCIAL LIMITED (2954022) 1810 DUBLIN IRELAND I n t e r n a t i o n a l N onbank Sub of Domestic Entities
1821 —-* PRIMERICA FINANCIAL MARKETING PARTNERSHIP (3218936) 1820 DULTH GA Domestic Entity Other
1822 —* PRIMERICA FINANCIAL MARKETING PARTNERSHIP (3218936) 1810 DULTH GA Domestic Entity Other
1823 –* PRIMERICA CLIENT SERVICES, INC. (2752648) 1782 DULUTH GA Domestic Entity Other
1824 –* PRIMERICA CONVENTION SERVICES, INC. (2752657) 1782 DULUTH GA Domestic Entity Other
1825 –* PRIMERICA FINANCE CORPORATION (2754718) 1782 DULUTH GA Domestic Entity Other
1826 —* PFS INVESTMENTS INC. (2754727) 1825 DULUTH GA Securities Broker/Dealer
1827 —* PFS T.A., INC. (2815972) 1825 DULUTH GA Domestic Entity Other
1828 —-* PRIMERICA SHAREHOLDER SERVICES (2815945) 1827 DULUTH GA Domestic Entity Other
1829 –* SL&H REINSURANCE, LTD. (2765714) 1782 CHARLESTOWN SAINT KITTS & NEVIS International Nonbank Sub of Domestic Entities
1830 –* AMAD HOLDINGS INC. (3142086) 1782 NEW CASTLE DE Domestic Entity Other
——————————————————————————–
*#1 CITIGROUP INC. (1951350) NEW YORK NY Financial Holding
1831 -* CITIGROUP CAPITAL XVII (3598058) 1 NEW YORK NY Domestic Entity Other
1832 -* CITIGROUP JAPAN HOLDINGS LTD. (3678174) 1 TOKYO JAPAN I n t e r n a t i o n a l Nonbank
Sub of Domestic Entities
There is more (Nikko Global Asset Management but I’m tired now of the cut/paste stuff … jumping to
*#1 CITIGROUP INC. (1951350) NEW YORK NY Financial Holding
1831 -* CITIGROUP CAPITAL XVII (3598058) 1 NEW YORK NY Domestic Entity Other
1832 -* CITIGROUP JAPAN HOLDINGS LTD. (3678174) 1 TOKYO JAPAN I n t e r n a t i o n a l Nonbank Sub of Domestic Entities
1833 –* NIKKO CORDIAL CORPORATION (2795131) 1832 TOKYO JAPAN I n t e r n a t i o n a l Nonbank Sub of Domestic Entities
2023 —* NIKKO CORDIAL TREASURY CO., LTD. (3610183) 1833 TOKYO JAPAN I n t e r n a t i o n a l Nonbank Sub of Domestic Entities
1980 —* NIKKO CAPITAL NO. 1 INVESTMENT ENTERPRISE PARTNERSHIP (3610101) 1833 TOKYO JAPAN F o r e ig n E n t i t y Other
1981 —* NIKKO CORDIAL HOLDINGS LIMITED (3610147) 1833 GEORGE TOWN CAYMAN ISLANDS Foreign Entity Other
1982 —-* SIMPLEX INVESTMENT ADVISORS INC. (3610585) 1981 TOKYO JAPAN F o r e ig n E n t i t y Other
1983 —–* ADVANCED REIT PARTNERS CO. LTD. (3610594) 1982 TOKYO JAPAN F o r e ig n E n t i t y Other
1984 —–* ADVANCED REIT PARTNERS NO. 2 CO. LTD. (3610606) 1982 TOKYO JAPAN F o r e ig n E n t i t y Other
1985 —–* FRONTIER REIT PARTNERS (3610615) 1982 TOKYO JAPAN F o r e ig n E n t i t y Other
1986 —–* FRONTIER REIT PARTNERS NO. 2 CO., LTD. (3610624) 1982 TOKYO JAPAN F o r e ig n E n t i t y Other
1987 —–* FRONTIER REIT PARTNERS NO. 3 CO., LTD. (3610633) 1982 TOKYO JAPAN F o r e ig n E n t i t y Other
1988 —–* NAKADORI FUDOSAN CO., LTD (3610651) 1982 TOKYO JAPAN F o r e ig n E n t i t y Other
1989 —–* SIA GOLD TENTH CO., LTD. (3610660) 1982 TOKYO JAPAN F o r e ig n E n t i t y Other
1990 —–* SIA HOLDING A CO., LTD. (3610688) 1982 TOKYO JAPAN F o r e ig n E n t i t y Other
1991 —–* SIA KING SECOND CO., LTD. (3610697) 1982 TOKYO JAPAN F o r e ig n E n t i t y Other
1992 —–* SIA MARVELLOUS NO. 1 CO., LTD. (3610709) 1982 TOKYO JAPAN F o r e ig n E n t i t y Other
1993 —–* SIA MARVELLOUS NO. 2 CO., LTD. (3610727) 1982 TOKYO JAPAN F o r e ig n E n t i t y Other
1994 —–* SIA MARVELLOUS NO. 3 CO., LTD (3610736) 1982 TOKYO JAPAN F o r e ig n E n t i t y Other
1995 —–* SIA SOLUTIONS CO., LTD. (3610745) 1982 TOKYO JAPAN F o r e ig n E n t i t y Other
1996 —–* SIA TREASURE INC. (3610754) 1982 TOKYO JAPAN F o r e ig n E n t i t y Other
1997 —–* SIA WIND SECOND CO., LTD. (3610763) 1982 TOKYO JAPAN F o r e ig n E n t i t y Other
1998 —–* SIA WIND THIRD CO., LTD. (3610772) 1982 TOKYO JAPAN F o r e ig n E n t i t y Other
1999 —–* SIMPLEX REIT PARTNERS INC. (3610781) 1982 TOKYO JAPAN F o r e ig n E n t i t y Other
2000 —–* WADAKURA JISYO CO., LTD (3610790) 1982 TOKYO JAPAN F o r e ig n E n t i t y Other
2001 —–* SIMPLEX REIT INVESTMENT PARTNERS INC.(3610802) 1982 TOKYO JAPAN F o r e ig n E n t i t y Other
2002 —* NIKKO CORDIAL ALTERNATIVE INVESTMENTS PARTNERSHIP (3610165) 1833 TOKYO JAPAN F o r e ig n E n t i t y Other
2003 —-* NIKKO CORDIAL SECURITIES INVESTMENT ENTERPRISE PARTNERS (3611359) 2002 TOKYO JAPAN F o r e ig n E n t i t y Other
2004 —* NIKKO CORDIAL SECURITIES INC. (3610174) 1833 TOKYO JAPAN I n t e r n a t i o n a l Nonbank Sub of Domestic Entities
2005 —-* LCF EDMOND DE ROTHSCHILD NIKKO CORDIAL CO., LTD. (3611368) 2004 TOKYO JAPAN F o r e ig n E n t i t y Other
2006 —-* NIKKO BANK (LUXEMBOURG) S.A. (3611377) 2004 LUXEMGOURG LUXEMBOURG Foreign Entity Other
2007 —–* TOTAL ALPHA INVESTMENT FUND MANAGEMENT COMPANY S.A. (3612280)
2006 LUXEMBOURG LUXEMBOURG Foreign Entity Other
2008 —-* NIKKO BUSINESS SYSTEMS CO., LTD. (3611386) 2004 TOKYO JAPAN F o r e ig n E n t i t y Other
2009 —-* NIKKO CORDIAL (SHANGHAI) INVESTMENT CONSULTING CO., LTD (3611395) 2004 SHANGHAI CHINA, PEOPLES REPUBLIC OF International Nonbank
Sub of Domestic Entities
2010 —-* NIKKO SECURITIES GLOBAL HOLDINGS LTD. (3611416) 2004 LONDON ENGLAND I n t e r n a t io n a l N o nbank Sub of Domestic Entities
2011 —–* NIKKO MERCHANT BANK (SINGAPORE) LIMITED, THE (3612299) 2010 SINGAPORE SINGAPORE I n t e r n a t io n a l N o n bank
Sub of Domestic Entities
2012 —-* NIKKO SECURITIES NO. 1 INVESTMENT ENTERPRISE PARTNERSHI (3611425) 2004 TOKYO JAPAN F o r e ig n E n t i t y Other
2013 —-* PRIMASIA SECURITIES (ASIA) LIMITED (3611434) 2004 WANCHAI HONG KONG F o r e i g n E n t i t y O t h er
2014 —-* PRIMASIA SECURITIES CO., LTD. (3611443) 2004 TAIPEI TAIWAN F o r e i g n E n t i t y Other
2015 —–* PRIMASIA SECURITIES (ASIA) LIMITED (3611434) 2014 WANCHAI HONG KONG F o r e i g n E n t i t y O t h er
2016 —-* P.T. NIKKO SECURITIES INDONESIA (3611452) 2004 JAKARTA INDONESIA (OTHER) Foreign Entity Other
2017 —-* SIMPLEX FINANCIAL HOLDINGS CO., LTD. (3611461) 2004 TOKYO JAPAN F o r e ig n E n t i t y Other
2018 —–* SIMPLEX ASSET MANAGEMENT (HK) COMPANY LIMITED (3612132) 2017 CENTRAL HONG KONG F o r e i g n E n t i t y O t h er
2019 —–* SIMPLEX ASSET MANAGEMENT CO., LTD. (3612141) 2017 TOKYO JAPAN F o r e ig n E n t i t y Other
2020 —–* SIMPLEX BUSINESS CONSULTING CO. LTD. (3612150) 2017 TOKYO JAPAN F o r e ig n E n t i t y Other
2021 —–* SIMPLEX GLOBAL INVESTMENTS LIMITED (3612169) 2017 TORTOLA BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS Foreign Entity Other
2022 —–* SIMPLEX INSTITUTE, INC (3612178) 2017 TOKYO JAPAN F o r e ig n E n t i t y Other
Ya know wot?NO ONE can bring back the YEARS of your LIFE,the years with your family.NO ONE.EVER.
Like ANONYMOUS said:
“Time to go after the the perpetrators — the “investors” — the debt buyers who purchased collection rights — falsely procured as “mortgage” refinances. And, they try to portray these collection rights as valid mortgages!!! Can never be. Mortgage title??? Long gone.
Big difference between security investors and “investors.” But, no one wants to address this. This is the crux of the problem. And, as far as I am concerned — these “investors” will never come forward — would show criminality if they did. Why criminal??? Insurance fraud.- always criminal.”
Come on Neil—GET ON IT!!!
Thanks.
BANK OF NEW YORK vs. KC BAILEY SJC-10801 | MASS. SJC Vacates Summary JDGMT “Housing Court has jurisdiction to consider the validity of the plaintiff’s title as a defense to a summary process action after a foreclosure sale” – 2011-08-04 16:27:09-04
http://stopforeclosurefraud.com/2011/08/04/bank-of-new-york-vs-kc-bailey-sjc-10801-mass-sjc-vacates-summary-jdgmt-housing-court-has-jurisdiction-to-consider-the-validity-of-the-plaintiffs-title-as-a-defense-to-a-summary-process-action/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+ForeclosureFraudByDinsfla+%28FORECLOSURE+FRAUD+%7C+by+DinSFLA%29
http://www.boston.com/business/articles/2011/08/04/ruling_by_states_highest_court_could_provide_boost_for_those_fighting_eviction/
Ruling by state’s highest court could provide boost for those fighting eviction
By Jenifer B. McKim
Globe Staff / August 4, 2011
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The state’s highest court has ruled that people fighting eviction from homes they lost to foreclosure can challenge the validity of a property seizure in housing court after the fact, a decision advocates for homeowners’ rights are calling a major victory.
The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court’s unanimous ruling, released today, involved KC Bailey, a Mattapan man whose home was taken back by the lender through foreclosure. In 2009, Bailey contested his eviction during a housing court proceeding, saying the foreclosure process itself was flawed.
In court, Bailey claimed he only learned of the 2007 foreclosure when he found an eviction notice taped to a fence surrounding his property. He refused to leave the house on the grounds he was not given proper notice of the sale.
Bank of New York, which wanted to evict Bailey, argued that the housing court didn’t have the authority to consider a challenge to a foreclosure that had already been finalized, and the judge agreed. Bailey appealed and the Supreme Judicial Court decided to take the case. As a result of its ruling, the case now goes back to housing court.
“We conclude that the housing court has jurisdiction to consider the validity of the plaintiff’s title as a defense to a summary process action after a foreclosure sale,’’ the court ruled in a decision written by Justice Fernande R.V. Duffly.
Local housing advocates said the ruling provides a boost for troubled homeowners because it means lenders must prove they have a clear title to a home before evicting its occupants.
“It’s a big win because the banks have been saying once they foreclose they can evict people and there is no right to challenge the underlying foreclosure,’’ said Nadine Cohen, a managing attorney with Greater Boston Legal Services, which submitted to the court a brief in support of Bailey.
The attorney representing Bank of New York could not immediately be reached for comment.
Jenifer B. McKim can be reached at jmckim@globe.com
© Copyright 2011 Globe Newspaper Company.
California subpoenas Citigroup about mortgage-backed securities
The state attorney general orders the bank to answer questions about how it sold and marketed the securities in the Golden State.
By Alejandro Lazo, Los Angeles Times
August 5, 2011
California Atty. Gen. Kamala D. Harris has subpoenaed Citigroup Inc. and its banking subsidiary, Citibank, ordering the two entities to answer questions regarding the selling and marketing of mortgage-backed securities in the Golden State, a person familiar with the investigation said.
The person, who was not authorized to speak publicly about the matter and spoke on condition of anonymity, would not further characterize the nature of the investigation. Spokespeople for the attorney general’s office and Citi declined to comment.
Also
California may join probe of Wall Street’s role in mortgage meltdown
In May, Harris announced the creation of a Mortgage Fraud Strike Force that would target mortgage fraud of any size. Harris said then that she would tackle corporate fraud, including instances in which bundled mortgages were sold as securities to the state or its pension funds under false pretenses. To prosecute some of the cases, Harris said she would use California’s False Claims Act, which makes it a crime to defraud the state.
The probe comes at the same time as several other investigations into the practices of other large banks.
New York and Delaware have more than a dozen attorneys working full time on a wide-ranging investigation into Wall Street’s role in the mortgage meltdown. Those investigators have subpoenaed or requested information from 13 financial firms, including Goldman Sachs Group Inc. and JPMorgan Chase & Co. Citi is not a focus of that probe.
Citi is one of five large banks negotiating with a committee of all 50 state attorneys general probing banks’ servicing and foreclosure practices. Those negotiations are still underway.
alejandro.lazo@latimes.com
Now, if we can only read the words…formerly known as Bank of America….Chase….Wells….Citi…..Sachs…..
HOMEOWNER DISBARRED ATTORNEY- I HIRED AN ATTORNEY 6 MONTHS WHEN PROPERTY WAS IN FORECLOSURE STATUS. He assured me that everything will be fine and he has many years experience with homeowners. I provided all my documents with all evidence of deceptive acts. He reviewed my documents and said I had a case. Unfortunately, former attorney did absolutely nothing to the case. Servicer (Aurora Loan services) & Substitute Trustee Draper & Goldberg took my home and gave it to Fannie Mae. I was making payments to the former attorney when my property was bounced around. Worst of all, former attorney was not liscensed to practice in the state of Virginia. On Feb. 2011, I filed a complaint with the Washington D.C. Bar Association. On 4/27/2011 former attorney TEMPORARY DISBARRED. Another hearing will be coming up in Sept.2011 for permanent disbarred. Former attorney refuses to return all my documents. Bar Association sent a subpeona to return all my documents and still he did not respond. Please be aware of this attorney. He has been disbarred in other states Atanta, Georgia, Texas & Washington D.C.
DISBARRED ATTORNEY-
WILFREDO PESANTE
(THE PESANTE FIRM FORMERLY KNOWN AS PESANTE & MACKIN
WASHINGTON D.C.
Great Neil —
Except your comment — “AND the investor/lender is boxed in” — the investors were/are culprits.
Again, an opportunity for you to give your explanation of the difference between “investors” and “security investors.”
Thanks
My day is not done until these bastards go to jail !
More than 6,000 Fellow Floridians Sign Petition to the Inspector General to Investigate Attorney General Bondi’s Firings of June Clarkson and Theresa Edwards
Posted by 4closureFraud on August 3, 2011 ·
Michael,
Thanks to you and more than 6,000 fellow Floridians, Attorney General Pam Bondi announced yesterday that there would be an outside investigation of the firing of foreclosure fraud attorneys June Clarkson and Theresa Edwards.
With news coverage about your petition in the St. Petersburg Times, Miami Herald, Tampa Tribune, Florida Today, WMNF-FM and elsewhere, you helped generate significant pressure on Attorney General Bondi to act. Without your petitions, it’s unclear whether or not Bondi would have ever appointed an outside investigator.
We will remain vigilant in ensuring that this investigation is truly independent of Pam Bondi’s office and entirely removed from potential political or outside influence.
The Florida Office of Attorney General is on the front lines in the never ending effort to protect Floridians from scam artists, fraudsters and corporate criminals. It’s of paramount importance that the “people’s attorneys” be free to act on our behalf and not subject to the political shenanigans in Tallahassee.
Thank you for your help in fighting for a more progressive Florida.
For progress,
Mark, Damien, and the rest of the Progress Florida team
http://4closurefraud.org/2011/08/03/more-than-6000-fellow-floridians-sign-petition-to-the-inspector-general-to-investigate-attorney-general-bondis-firings-of-june-clarkson-and-theresa-edwards/