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Notes to Consolidated Financial Statements
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 November2008
Cash instruments – assets $53,451 $1,930
(1) $(11,485)
(1) $ 3,955 $ 3,215
(4) $51,066
Cash instruments – liabilities (554) 28
(2) (871)
(2) 55 (37) (1,379)
Derivative contracts – net 2,056 267
(2) 5,577
(2)
(3) (1,813) (931)
(5) 5,156
Other secured nancings – 87
(2) 838
(2) 416 (5,161)
(6) (3,820)
Unsecured short-term borrowings (4,271) 354
(2) 737
(2) (1,353) (626) (5,159)
Unsecured long-term borrowings (767) (20)
(2) 657
(2) (1,314) (116) (1,560)
(1) The aggregate amounts include approximately $(11.54)billion and $1.98billion reported in “Trading and principal investments” and “Interest income,”
respectively, in the consolidated statements of earnings for the year ended November2008.
(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 transfers from level2 within the fair value hierarchy of loans and securities backed by commercial real estate, re ecting reduced price
transparency for these nancial instruments.
(5) Principally re ects transfers to level2 within the fair value hierarchy of mortgage-related derivative assets, as recent trading activity provided improved
transparency of correlation inputs. This decrease was partially offset by transfers from level2 within the fair value hierarchy of credit and equity-linked
derivatives due to reduced price transparency.
(6) Consists of transfers from level2 within the fair value hierarchy.
Level3 Financial Assets and Financial Liabilities at Fair Value
Net unrealized
losses relating
to instruments Net purchases, Net transfers
Balance, Net realized still held at the issuances and in and/or out Balance,
(inmillions) beginning of period gains/(losses) reporting date settlements of level3 end of period
One Month Ended December2008
Cash instruments – assets $51,066 $157
(1) $(3,116)
(1) $ 921 $ 624
(4) $49,652
Cash instruments – liabilities (1,379) 3
(2) (78)
(2) (159) (114) (1,727)
Derivative contracts – net 5,156 15
(2) (210)
(2)
(3) (699) (947)
(5) 3,315
Other secured nancings (3,820) (2)
(2) (1)
(2) (51) (165) (4,039)
Unsecured short-term borrowings (5,159) 27
(2) (70)
(2) 482 8 (4,712)
Unsecured long-term borrowings (1,560) (1)
(2) (127)
(2) 42 (43) (1,689)
(1) The aggregate amounts include approximately $(3.18)billion and $221million reported in “Trading and principal investments” and “Interest income,”
respectively, in the consolidated statements of earnings for the one month ended December2008.
(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 transfers from level2 within the fair value hierarchy of certain corporate debt securities and other debt obligations and loans and securities
backed by commercial real estate, re ecting reduced price transparency for these nancial instruments.
(5) Principally re ects transfers to level2 within the fair value hierarchy of credit-related derivative assets, due to improved transparency of correlation inputs used
to value these nancial instruments.