List of entities involved in 2007–2008 financial crises

A list of companies, governmental and quasi-governmental agencies (government-sponsored enterprises), and/or non-profit organizations involved in the various economic and financial crises of 2007–2008.

Housing Bubble[]

United States[]

National Builders[]

• Beazer Homes USA
• Hovnanian Enterprises
• Lennar Corporation
• KB Home
• NVR
• Pulte Homes
• Toll Brothers
• *

Real estate and appraisal[]

• Coldwell Banker
• Prudential Real Estate

Associations[]

• American Society of Appraisers
• Appraisal Institute
• National Association of Home Builders
• National Association of Realtors
• Real Estate Counseling Group of America
• Urban Land Institute

Mortgage crisis[]

Subprime lenders[]

• New Century Financial Corporation
• American Home Mortgage Investment Corporation
• Countrywide Financial
• Northern Rock (UK)
• Ameriquest
• E*TRADE
• American Freedom Mortgage, Inc.
• MortgageIT
• NovaStar Financial

Other lenders[]

• Washington Mutual
• Wachovia
• Suntrust
• Aegis Wholesale
• 1st National Bank of Arizona
• GreenPoint Mortgage Funding
• Velocity Commercial Lender
• Fremont Investment & Loan
• ResMAE Mortgage Corp
• Americans Brokers Conduit
• IndyMac Bank
• Aurora Loan Services LLC

Insurers[]

• AIG
• Ambac
• MBIA
• Mortgage Guaranty Insurance Corporation

Secondary and securitized mortgage market[]

Banks[]

• BNP Paribas,^[1] France
• JPMorgan Chase, USA
• Citigroup, USA
• Deutsche Bank, Germany
• IKB Industriekredit-Bank, Germany
• Bear Stearns
• Sächsische Landesbank, Germany
• Goldman Sachs
• Lehman Brothers
• Bank of America
• Wachovia
• Netbank, USA
• UBS AG, Switzerland
• Northern Rock, United Kingdom
• HBOS, United Kingdom
• Merrill Lynch .,^[2] USA
• Washington Mutual Bank
• Dexia, Belgium
• Fortis, Benelux
• Royal Bank of Scotland Group, United Kingdom
• Lloyds Banking Group, United Kingdom
• Glitnir, Iceland
• Kaupthing Bank, Iceland
• Landsbanki, Iceland

Governmental and quasi-governmental[]

• United States Department of the Treasury
• U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
• Federal Housing Finance Agency
• State of California
• Jefferson County, Alabama^[3]
• Vallejo, California

Central Banks[]

• Federal Reserve Bank
  • Federal Reserve Bank of New York
• European Central Bank
• Bank of Japan
• Bank of England
• Central Bank of Russia

Credit rating agencies[]

• Moody's
• Standard & Poor's
• Fitch Ratings

Government sponsored enterprises[]

• Fannie Mae, Federal National Mortgage Association
• Freddie Mac, Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation

Nonprofit Organization[]

Community Organization[]

• ACORN Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now: accused of involvement

Credit Counselors[]

• Hope Now Alliance

United States officials' positions[]

Of the Emergency Economic Stabilization Act of 2008 and its reincarnation as an amendment of H.R. 1424, supporters and opponents:

Supporters[]

• Henry M. Paulson, Jr., Secretary of the Treasury
• Ben S. Bernanke, Chairman and a member of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System
• George W. Bush, President
• John McCain, U.S. Senator, Arizona, 2008 Republican nominee for U.S. President
• Barack Obama, U.S. Senator, Illinois, 2008 Democratic nominee for U.S. President
• Joseph Biden, U.S. Senator, Delaware, 2008 Democratic nominee for U.S. Vice-president

Non-supporters[]

• Dr. Ron Paul, U.S. Congressman, Texas District 14, former candidate for Republican nomination for U.S. President
• Chuck Baldwin, 2008 presidential candidate for the Constitution Party
• Cynthia McKinney, 2008 presidential candidate for the Green Party
• Bob Barr, 2008 presidential candidate for the Libertarian Party
• Ralph Nader, 2008 independent presidential candidate
• Raghuram Rajan, 2005-06 Chief Economist, International Monetory Fund

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