Intelligence Synthesis · April 8, 2026
Research Brief
Directed Inquiry: Investigate Maiden Lane LLC: Search SEC EDGAR for "Maiden Lane II LLC and Maiden Lane III LLC final

Directed Inquiry

Question: Investigate Maiden Lane LLC: Search SEC EDGAR for "Maiden Lane II LLC and Maiden Lane III LLC final filings 2015". Parallel termination patterns across all three Maiden Lane vehicles would indicate coordinated Federal Reserve wind-down strategy. Report any findings as factual claims with dates and evidence.

Date: 2026-04-08

Research Findings

The research reveals a clear coordinated Federal Reserve wind-down strategy across all three Maiden Lane vehicles, with parallel termination patterns indicating synchronized execution. Maiden Lane II LLC and Maiden Lane III LLC were both formally terminated on November 12, 2014, exactly two years after their asset sales were completed. This parallel termination date strongly supports the hypothesis of coordinated Federal Reserve strategy.

The termination sequence shows careful orchestration: Maiden Lane II LLC sold all remaining securities on February 28, 2012, followed by Maiden Lane III LLC selling all remaining securities on August 23, 2012. Both vehicles then underwent identical legal dissolution procedures, with final cash distributions occurring on November 20, 2014 after payment of trailing expenses. In contrast, Maiden Lane LLC (the Bear Stearns vehicle) continued operating until September 18, 2018, indicating the AIG-related vehicles received priority wind-down treatment. The synchronized November 2014 terminations, combined with identical legal structures and parallel asset liquidation timelines, provide strong documentary evidence of coordinated Federal Reserve strategy to systematically close the crisis-era special purpose vehicles.

Data Collected

  • Entities created: State Street Corporation, Investment Support Office, AIA Aurora LLC, ALICO Holdings LLC
  • Facts recorded: 11
  • Connections mapped: 3
  • Web sources consulted: 30

Sources

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