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The Great Recession and U.S. Financial Crisis Response (2007–2010)

The Great Recession and U.S. Financial Crisis Response (2007–2010)

  1. Recession begins amid housing and credit stress

    Labels: NBER, Housing market
  2. Fed expands crisis lending as pressures grow

    Labels: Federal Reserve, repurchase operations
  3. Bear Stearns rescued through JPMorgan deal

    Labels: Bear Stearns, JPMorgan Chase
  4. Fed creates Primary Dealer Credit Facility

    Labels: Federal Reserve, Primary Dealer
  5. Housing and Economic Recovery Act becomes law

    Labels: Housing and, FHFA
  6. Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac enter conservatorship

    Labels: Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac
  7. Lehman Brothers files for bankruptcy

    Labels: Lehman Brothers
  8. Federal Reserve provides emergency support to AIG

    Labels: AIG, Federal Reserve
  9. TARP authorized by Emergency Economic Stabilization Act

    Labels: TARP, Emergency Economic
  10. Fed begins paying interest on bank reserves

    Labels: Federal Reserve, Bank reserves
  11. Treasury injects capital into major banks

    Labels: Treasury, Capital Purchase
  12. FDIC announces Temporary Liquidity Guarantee Program

    Labels: FDIC, Temporary Liquidity
  13. Fed announces TALF to support consumer credit

    Labels: Federal Reserve, TALF
  14. Fed adopts near-zero federal funds target range

    Labels: Federal Open, Federal Reserve
  15. American Recovery and Reinvestment Act signed

    Labels: American Recovery, U S
  16. Dodd-Frank Act signed, reshaping financial regulation

    Labels: Dodd-Frank Act, Financial regulation
  17. TARP’s new commitment authority expires

    Labels: TARP, Treasury