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Nearly five years ago, on September 15, Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. filed for Chapter 11, the largest bankruptcy in the nation’s history. The move set off a series of dramatic actions in Washington, DC, and on Wall Street as bankers and regulators sought to avoid a shutdown of the global economy. To mark the anniversary, the Center for Public Integrity produced a three-part series on what has happened since the meltdown. This is Part One, focusing on the Wall Street bankers who fed the subprime mortgage machine, without regard to risk.
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