Maiden Lane II Sells Only About Half of Its Auction as Nonprime MBS Prices Falter
June 17, 2011
The Federal Reserve Bank of New York last week sold only $1.9 billion of the initial $3.8 billion of non-agency MBS up for auction out of its Maiden Lane II portfolio. On March 30, 2011, the NY Fed announced that through its investment manager, BlackRock Solutions, it would begin the process of selling assets in the MLII portfolio both individually and in segments “over time as market conditions warrant through a competitive sales process.” Maiden Lane was created to bail out American International Group during the financial crisis and acquired...
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