. . . all 196 pages of it, is here, via Felix
Salmon.
Yes, I know, I know that I promised a wrap-up post, but real
life intervened – the volcano flight
ban lifted, the significant other finally made it home, and (remarkably)
didn’t consider watching me blog about GS to be a nice welcome home.
But I shall return, with a wrap-up. Really. Now back to writing my final exam.
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The Goldman Complaint
Kim, Did you notice the risk factor in the OC explaining that the housing market was in trouble? I remain baffled by the suggestion of civil violations here much less criminal.
Good catch, Steve! I didn't even see that my first time through. There is really quite a bit of info in the Offering Circular beyond what was in the flip book (as one would expect, of course — it's nearly twice as long). But some of the disclosures, including the risk factor you identify, seem to go directly to the SEC case. Like you, unless they have new information not disclosed publicly, I can't imagine how a criminal case could be successful.