Secondly, the really sick nature of taking the money from the tax payers, after taking the money from the unsuspecting first time buyers paying through the nose for stated income or no income verification loans (backed of course by AIG's “creative” securities insuance) shows just how far corporate greed has gone. Oh and where is the media coverage on all this latest hoopla? Yeah, I'm not hearing anything either.

finally some good news for those in the position who really needs some of it!
sigh, indeed!

Including collateral from before and after the rescue and payments made by Maiden Lane III, a vehicle created by the Fed to retire the swaps, Goldman Sachs received about $14 billion from AIG, Societe Generale got $16.5 billion, and Deutsche Bank AG received $8.5 billion. More than a dozen other banks got a total of about $23.1 billion.

Our government effectively made a cash infusion through AIG and this Maiden Lane vehicle to Goldman and the other banks,” said Haag Sherman, who helps oversee $7.5 billion as chief investment officer of Houston-based Salient Partners.

Both quotes from http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087...

The AIG bailout was done to benefit Goldman and other primary dealer banks, but especially Goldman. The AIG bailout served as a conduit for taxpayer dollars to enrich Goldman and like players without the stigma of receiving TARP money directly. The AIG bailout aided other banks as well, which how some are able to repay TARP now. It's a great scheme, repay taxpayers with their own money.

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