Wamu WKN 893906 really News !

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MfG.L:)

Desweiteren die hochinteressante Diskussion mit El Huez (Richter) hierzu:

El Huez:

Wow!  Great find, Frank.

What we always suspected:  On September 12th, before the Lehman collapse (the publicly alleged proximate cause of the crisis, which was nudged along by JPM) and before the "run on the bank" (again, the publicly alleged immediate cause of the seizure, which was also nudged along by JPM), American Banker Magazine already had the information of the impending seizure and the sale to JPM.  Notice that the JPM employee, Naomi Camper doesn't denied it, but instead immediately notifies JPM in-house counsel, that "Banker has it."  So she knew it was true already, too, and immediately called the lawyer, whose response is redacted as "privileged".

Daniel P. Cooney = General Counsel, Retail Financial Services (Chicago Office)  [Google him.]
Naomi Camper = Co-Head of Federal Government Relations [See http://investor.shareholder.com/jpmorganchase/releasedetail.cfm?releaseid=165320 for the 2005 press release about her hiring.  Check out all her Washington connections.  Google her, too, and you can also see all the lavish political contributions she can afford to make.]
Rob Blackwell = Washington Bureau Chief, American Banker

To summarize the email time line:

9:44 AST:  Blackwell to Camper:  "Please call. Is important.  Thanks."
9:47 AST:  Camper to Blackwell:  "I cant get off this call for about 15 or 20 minutes Whats going on"
9:49 AST:  Blackwell to Camper:  "U are buying wamu"
9:51 AST:  Camper to Cooney:  "Banker has it"  [note the email was received by Cooney in Chicago timed at 8:51 Central time]
9:57 AST:  Conney to Camper:  "Privileged Material Redacted" (appears to be a lengthy email)

Frank:

El Juez, your hint "" On September 12th, before the Lehman collapse (the publicly alleged proximate cause of the crisis, which was nudged along by JPM) and before "the run on the bank...."" is so important.

One of the main reasons for the Fdic was to seize the bank cause there has been a bank run.
Well.......How will they explain that? Did they talk with OTS/Reich about this at that time too ?

There was no bank run at 09/12/2008 at wamu. There was not even 1 failed bank/financial institution at that time!

So where did all the preparations base on for the already decided seizure of wamu, and who decided and when ?  
Remember the 09/12/2008 is the earliest date we know now from this docs, that the Fdic was already in the boat.
Jpm wants it much earlier - we know. But since when it was also for the Fdic a "done deal" already?
A place on the "no short list" could have been very obstuktive to the whole operation. Paulsons remark with " you should have sold wamu and u you should do so now... the things can get much more worse" - how does this fit in this?

Al Juez:

In case you're interested but didn't check the above link to Naomi Camper, it reads in part as follows:

"New York, June 7, 2005 - JPMorgan Chase announced today that Naomi Gendler Camper will join the firm as co-head of Federal Government Relations. Ms. Camper will work alongside Stephen Ruhlen in Washington, D.C. and report to Rick Lazio, Executive Vice President of Global Government Relations and Public Policy.

"Ms. Camper was most recently the banking and tax aide of Senator Tim Johnson (D-SD), who is on the Senate Banking Committee. In her role as Democratic Staff Director on the Financial Institutions Subcommittee, Ms. Camper worked on financial legislation such as the Fair Credit Reporting Act reauthorization, Sarbanes-Oxley and reform bills related to bankruptcy and federal deposit insurance.

"'We are very pleased that Naomi will be joining us,' said Rick Lazio. 'Her extensive congressional experience combined with her in-depth knowledge of financial issues make her an ideal addition to our Federal team.'

"Prior to working with Senator Johnson, Ms. Camper was assistant counsel at the Investment Company Institute from 1999 to 2001, where she advised mutual fund companies on tax-related legislation and regulations. From 1997 to 1999, she worked in taxation at Wilmer, Cutler & Pickering, advising corporate clients on tax implications of financial transactions.

"Ms. Camper graduated magna cum laude with a B.A. in Comparative Religion from Columbia University. She also holds a Master in Public Policy from Harvard Kennedy School of Government and a J.D. from Harvard Law School."

So, she is not just some mid-level manager or company hack.  With her educational and experiential background she would be right in the middle of JPM's schemes, with direct access to FDIC and other policymakers, and even joined JPM in 2005 at about the time Project West was initiated.

Edit:  Searching her on Google, it appears she is now Manager and (sole) Head of Federal Government Relations, and is listed as a "Vice President" in some data bases. She was Staff Director for Senator Johnson on the Senate Financial Institutions Subcommittee.  See http://blog.sunlightfoundation.com/2010/01/08/repost-next-banking-committee-chair-has-ties-to-financial-sector