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2010-10-20 — zerohedge.com
"And while the Fed was good enough to force the reclassification of around $400 billion in securitized consumer loans to bank books in March, the question of why a far greater number of securitized real estate loans continue to be carried off the bank books is (or should be) suddenly rather timely. Especially since the number is rather large: some $1,387,796,500,000 as of October 6 (seasonally adjusted) which also represent the bulk of off balance sheet holdings. "
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