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Notes to Consolidated Financial Statements
The tables below set forth a summary of changes in the fair value of the rm’s level3 nancial assets and nancial liabilities at fair
value for the years ended December2009 and November2008 and one month ended December2008. The tables re ect gains and
losses, including gains and losses for the entire period on nancial assets and nancial liabilities at fair value that were transferred
to level3 during the period, for all nancial assets and nancial liabilities at fair value categorized as level3 as of December2009,
November2008 and December2008, respectively. The tables do not include gains or losses that were reported in level3 in prior
periods for instruments that were sold or transferred out of level3 prior to the end of the period presented.
Level3 Financial Assets and Financial Liabilities at Fair Value
Net unrealized
gains/(losses)
relating to
instruments still Net purchases, Net transfers
Balance, Net realized held at the issuances and in and/or out Balance,
(inmillions) beginning of year gains/(losses) reporting date settlements of level3 end of year
Year Ended December2009
Mortgage and other asset-backed
loans and securities:
Loans and securities backed by
commercial real estate $ 9,170 $ 166 $(1,148) $(3,097) $ (471) $ 4,620
Loans and securities backed by
residential real estate 1,927 101 58 (158) (48) 1,880
Loan portfolios 4,266 167 (327) (1,195) (1,547) (4) 1,364
Bank loans and bridge loans 11,169 747 (145) (2,128) (83) 9,560
Corporate debt securities 2,734 366 (68) (624) (173) 2,235
State and municipal obligations 1,356 (5) 13 (662) 412 1,114
Other debt obligations 3,903 173 (203) (1,425) (213) 2,235
Equities and convertible debentures 15,127 21 (2,961) 662 (978) (5) 11,871
Total cash instruments – assets 49,652 1,736 (1) (4,781) (1) (8,627) (3,101) 34,879
Cash instruments – liabilities (1,727) 38 (2) 474 (2) 463 180 (572)
Derivative contracts – net 3,315 759 (2) (1,018) (2) (3) 2,333 (193) 5,196
Securities sold under agreements to
repurchase, at fair value – – – (394) – (394)
Other secured nancings (4,039) 19 (2) (812) (2) 804 (2,728) (6) (6,756)
Unsecured short-term borrowings (4,712) (126) (2) (81) (2) (1,419) 4,028 (6) (2,310)
Unsecured long-term borrowings (1,689) (92) (2) (291) (2) 726 (1,731) (6) (3,077)
Other liabilities and accrued expenses – (22) (2) 53 (2) (991) (953) (7) (1,913)
(1) The aggregate amounts include approximately $(4.69)billion and $1.64billion reported in “Trading and principal investments” and “Interest income,”
respectively, in the consolidated statements of earnings for the year ended December2009.
(2) Substantially all is reported in “Trading and principal investments” in the consolidated statements of earnings.
(3) Principally resulted from changes in level2 inputs.
(4) Principally re ects the deconsolidation of certain loan portfolios for which the rm did not bear economic exposure.
(5) Principally re ects transfers to level2 within the fair value hierarchy of certain private equity investments, re ecting improved transparency of prices for these
nancial instruments, primarily as a result of market transactions.
(6) Principally re ects transfers from level3 unsecured short-term borrowings to level3 other secured nancings and level3 unsecured long-term borrowings
related to changes in the terms of certain notes.
(7) Principally re ects transfers from level2 within the fair value hierarchy of certain insurance contracts, re ecting reduced transparency of mortality curve inputs
used to value these instruments as a result of less observable trading activity.