Comments on: What was in Larry Summers’ D.E. Shaw Pitchbook? http://blog.atimes.net/?p=552 Asia Times Online weblog Thu, 09 Sep 2010 05:22:27 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 By: Inner Workings » Blog Archive » What did Larry Summers do at D. E. Shaw? http://blog.atimes.net/?p=552#comment-1154 Inner Workings » Blog Archive » What did Larry Summers do at D. E. Shaw? Mon, 06 Apr 2009 13:07:18 +0000 http://blog.atimes.net/?p=552#comment-1154 [...] Summers traveled to Asia in the summer of 2007, just as the storm clouds gathered over the banking system, trying to sell AAA-rated structured [...] [...] Summers traveled to Asia in the summer of 2007, just as the storm clouds gathered over the banking system, trying to sell AAA-rated structured [...]

]]> By: Inner Workings » Blog Archive » Mark to Market, Again http://blog.atimes.net/?p=552#comment-693 Inner Workings » Blog Archive » Mark to Market, Again Fri, 06 Mar 2009 03:09:29 +0000 http://blog.atimes.net/?p=552#comment-693 [...] the man who ruined the Harvard Endowment. As a part-time tout for hedge fund D. E. Shaw, I reported here, Summers tried to persuade Asian sovereign funds to buy AAA-rated tranches of collateralized debt [...] [...] the man who ruined the Harvard Endowment. As a part-time tout for hedge fund D. E. Shaw, I reported here, Summers tried to persuade Asian sovereign funds to buy AAA-rated tranches of collateralized debt [...]

]]> By: sethhettena.com » Blog Archive » Larry Summers and D.E. Shaw http://blog.atimes.net/?p=552#comment-422 sethhettena.com » Blog Archive » Larry Summers and D.E. Shaw Tue, 10 Feb 2009 19:52:13 +0000 http://blog.atimes.net/?p=552#comment-422 [...] From Asia Times’ Inner Workings: [...] [...] From Asia Times’ Inner Workings: [...]

]]> By: What’s Happening? » Blog Archive » Quote of the Day: Blaming Short Sellers | Bear Market Investments http://blog.atimes.net/?p=552#comment-393 What’s Happening? » Blog Archive » Quote of the Day: Blaming Short Sellers | Bear Market Investments Fri, 06 Feb 2009 22:01:45 +0000 http://blog.atimes.net/?p=552#comment-393 [...] Inner Workings » Blog Archive » What was in Larry Summers’ D.E. … [...] [...] Inner Workings » Blog Archive » What was in Larry Summers’ D.E. … [...]

]]> By: Chipster http://blog.atimes.net/?p=552#comment-389 Chipster Fri, 06 Feb 2009 17:25:54 +0000 http://blog.atimes.net/?p=552#comment-389 I suppose it gives Team Obama too much credit for this tidbit to serve as an explanation as to how Geithner got the nod over Summers after his disastrous treatment of Lehman. I suppose it gives Team Obama too much credit for this tidbit to serve as an explanation as to how Geithner got the nod over Summers after his disastrous treatment of Lehman.

]]> By: stricker71 http://blog.atimes.net/?p=552#comment-387 stricker71 Fri, 06 Feb 2009 16:03:07 +0000 http://blog.atimes.net/?p=552#comment-387 Mr Goldman, Thanks for the great information. How could this information not be pertinent. I think it would definitely effect the way past buyers of these investments view future interactions with Larry Summers and the the US government. That along with Geithner's tax issues cause problems with overall credibility. I do not always agree with you (I mostly do) but at least I know you have acted in the best interest of your clients in the past and closed your hedge fund when you thought the situation did not favor your clients. Why is it so hard for the financial system and government leaders to operate in an open and transparent manner? I feel that alone would bring back trust and confidence into the system Mr Goldman,

Thanks for the great information. How could this information not be pertinent. I think it would
definitely effect the way past buyers of these investments view future interactions with Larry Summers and the the US government.
That along with Geithner’s tax issues cause problems with overall credibility. I do not always agree with you
(I mostly do) but at least I know you have acted in the best interest of your clients in the past and
closed your hedge fund when you thought the situation did not favor your clients. Why is it so hard
for the financial system and government leaders to operate in an open and transparent manner? I
feel that alone would bring back trust and confidence into the system

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