List Of Entities Announcing Exposure To Madoff Investments

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The following entities have announced exposure to Bernard L. Madoff Investment Securities LLC, the New York-based business that allegedly lost $50 billion in a giant pyramid scheme.

Entity: Picower Foundation
Exposure: n/a
Date of disclosure: Jan. 26
Notes: The Florida-based foundation closed its doors because its endowment
was managed by Madoff.

Entity: Zsa Zsa Gabor
Exposure: As much as $10 million
Date of disclosure: Jan. 26
Notes: A lawyer for Gabor said she may have lost as much as $10 million.
Forensics accountants looking into the missing money believe they were
invested with Madoff through a third-party money manager. The loss was
noticed about a week ago.

Entity: Hadleigh Holdings LLC
Exposure: $1 million
Date of disclosure: Jan. 23
Notes: Hadleigh have $1 million to Madoff on Dec. 8. The U.S. Bankruptcy
Court ordered that Irving Picard reserve funds for Hadleigh, keeping the
money out of the bankruptcy estate he will distribute to investors until
their suits are litigated.

Entity: Martin Rosenman
Exposure: $10 million
Date of disclosure: Jan. 23
Notes: Rosenman, managing member of Rosenman Family LLC, wired $10 million
to Madoff via a JPMorgan Chase Bank account on Dec. 5, six days before
Madoff's arrest. The funds weren't supposed to be touched until Jan. 1,
according to a suit filed in U.S. Bankruptcy Court, but Rosenman received a
statement Dec. 5 explaining the money was used to sell short $10 million in
U.S. Treasuries. There is no record that the Treasury short ever occurred.
The U.S. Bankruptcy Court ordered that Irving Picard reserve funds for
Rosenman Family LLC.

Entity: Argus Group Holdings Ltd.
Exposure: n/a
Date of disclosure: Jan. 22
Notes: Argus sent an email to life-insurance policyholders Jan. 16 saying
the value of their investments in Tremont Group Holdings' Rye Investment
Funds had been written down to zero. Argus, Tremont and the Rye Funds were
named in a lawsuit filed on behalf of investors who purchased or held
variable universal life insurance policies beginning in January 2003. Argus
offered Tremont-managed funds as an investment option for its policies.

Entity: Auriga International Advisors Ltd.
Exposure: At least CHF400 million (348.4 million)
Date of disclosure: Jan. 22
Notes: The hedge fund was wholly invested in Fairfield Sentry. Majority
shareholder Jacques Rauber told Swiss weekly SonntagzZeitung that another
fund, Auriga Alternative Strategies, was affected "to a much lesser
extent."

Entity: Repex Ventures SA
Exposure: at least $700,000
Date of disclosure: Jan. 16
Notes: Repex filed a lawsuit against Sonja Kohn, Bank Medici's chairwoman,
Madoff and others, saying Kohn didn't disclose that the money was being
funneled to Madoff and that Kohn didn't do enough due diligence on behalf
of her clients.

Entity: Oddo et Cie
Exposure: EUR30 million
Date of disclosure: Jan. 15
Notes: Oddo had invested the money in Lux Alpha fund, for which UBS
Luxembourg was custodian. Lux Alpha invested the money in Madoff's funds.
Luxembourg authorities ordered UBS Luxembourg to compensate Oddo et Cie for
the funds within 24 hours, as well as EUR10,000 for Oddo's legal fees.

Entity: Man Group PLC (EMG.LN)
Exposure: $360 million
Date of disclosure: Jan. 14
Notes: Invested in funds directly and indirectly sub-advised by Madoff
Securities and for which Madoff acts as broker-dealer. Madoff investment
represents 1.5% of the company's RMF fund-of-funds business's funds under
management and 0.5% of funds under management for Man Group itself,
according to a Dec. 15 disclosure. Man Group is considering taking legal
action to recover some of its investments.

Entity: Banco Santander SA (SAN.MC)
Exposure: Clients have EUR2.33 billion exposure; bank has EUR17 million
Date of disclosure: Jan. 13
Notes: Spain's anticorruption prosecutor is investigating the bank's
relationship with Fairfield Greenwich and Madoff, as well as the bank's
Swiss-based Optimal Investment Services SA. Disclosure was first
disclosed Dec. 14. EUR2.01 billion belongs to institutional investors and
international clients of the private banking business; EUR320 million
belongs to private banking customers in Spain. The bank's Portuguese unit
reported a EUR16 million impact.

Entity: UniCredit SpA (UCG.MI)
Exposure: EUR75 million direct; EUR805 million indirect via unit
Date of disclosure: Jan. 13
Notes: Dublin-based Pioneer Alternative Investments indirectly
exposed to Madoff via feeders; Italian clients have zero exposure. Pioneer
Group had EUR805 million ($1.08 billion) in indirect investments in
segregated accounts managed by Madoff, according to a prospectus for
UniCredit's capital-strengthening plan. The exposure is mainly linked to
Primeo Funds investments.

Entity: Marc Rich
Exposure: "insignificant" exposure, held indirectly
Date of disclosure: Jan. 9
Notes: Both the Marc Rich Group and fugitive financier Marc Rich have
exposure. A spokeswoman said the exposure "has no material impact on the
overall financial situation of the group."

Entity: Carl Shapiro
Exposure: $400 million
Date of disclosure: Jan. 7
Notes: Shapiro gave Madoff $250 million around Dec. 1, though it is unclear
whether the money was in the form of a loan or an investment. The $400
million figure, disclosed Dec. 16, includes the Dec. 1 transaction.
Shapiro's charitable foundation, the Carl & Ruth Shapiro Family Foundation,
lost an estimated $100 million or more.



Entity: New York University
Exposure: $24 million
Date of disclosure: Jan. 7
Notes: NYU filed a lawsuit Dec. 24 claiming J. Ezra Merkin turned over his
investment responsibilities to Madoff's funds and lost $24 million of the
school's money. The suit names as defendants Merkin's Ariel Fund Ltd.; the
fund's investment manager, Gabriel Capital Corp.; and Fortis Bank. An NYU
lawyer said the school invested $94 million in Ariel, a partnership between
Merkin and Fortis, in the mid-1990s. A lawyer for Merkin said the school
only invested $30 million and made $60 million. Ariel plans to liquidate
due to Madoff-related losses, but a temporary restraining order prohibits
assets from being transferred out of the fund.

Entity: Bard College
Exposure: $3 million
Date of disclosure: Jan. 6
The school said J. Ezra Merkin's Ariel Fund invested the money with Madoff
without its knowledge. The losses on the investment include profits.

Entity: Bank Medici AG
Exposure: $2.1 billion
Date of disclosure: Jan. 2
Notes: Bank Medici first reported its exposure Dec. 19. The bank is 25%
owned by Unicredit SpA (UCG.MI) and 75% owned by chairwoman Sonja Kohn.
Hedge funds run by the bank had almost all their money invested with
Madoff. Investor redemptions at the Herald funds have been suspended. The
bank has also stopped calculating net asset values. Austria's government
named Gerhard Altenberger to manage the bank, but won't supply it with
funds.

Entity: Henry Kaufman
Exposure: "several million dollars"
Date of disclosure: Dec. 31
Notes: The former Salomon Brothers chief economist had the money in a
brokerage account with Bernard L. Madoff Investment Securities for more
than five years. Kaufman said the amount was "no more than a couple percent
of my entire net worth," estimated to be several hundred million dollars,
and "immaterial to my financial well-being."

Entity: Genium Advisors
Exposure: nearly 6.7% of a EUR3 million ($4.2 million) fund invested in
Fairfield Sentry
Date of disclosure: Dec. 30
Notes: Roland Priborsky, Genium's chief, said he was comfortable with the
Fairfield Sentry investment in part because it was included in a list of
funds on which Union Bancaire Privee said it had done due diligence.


Entity: Kevin Bacon and Kyra Sedgwick
Exposure: n/a
Date of disclosure: Dec. 30
Notes: The actors' exposure was confirmed by Bacon's spokesman, Allen
Eichhorn.

Entity: Union Bancaire Privee
Exposure: $700 million via funds of funds and client portfolios
Date of disclosure: Dec. 30
Notes: Half of UBP's 22 funds of funds put at least some of their money
into Madoff-related investment vehicles, including one run by J. Ezra
Merkin. The principal fund, Dinvest Total Return, had about 3% of its more
than $1 billion of assets in Madoff-related funds. One fund of funds had as
much as 6.9% of assets in Madoff-related funds. UBP said total potential
Madoff-related investments amount to less than 1% of assets under
management. UBP also provided services such as investment advice and loans
to a division of Fairfield Greenwich Group. The bank managed $124.5 billion
as of June. The bank had most recently met with Madoff Nov. 25 as part of
an ongoing vetting process.

Entity: Rothschild & Cie
Exposure: n/a
Date of disclosure: Dec. 29
Notes: The investment bank has frozen its Elite fund, which had invested
nearly 23% of its assets in Access International Advisors' Luxalpha fund.

Entity: Thierry Magon de La Villehuchet
Exposure: $50 million
Date of disclosure: Dec. 29
Notes: De La Villehuchet put "the bulk of his wealth" with Madoff,
according to his brother. The French aristocrat was found dead of an
apparent suicide Dec. 24.

Entity: Access International Advisors
Exposure: $1.5 billion
Date of disclosure: Dec. 24
Notes: The investment-advisory firm's co-founder, Thierry Magon de La
Villehuchet, was found dead Dec. 24 in an apparent suicide. Access
International Advisors oversaw Luxalpha Sicav, a fund with Madoff-run
assets. Investors included Rothschild & Cie investment bank and Liliane
Bettencourt.

Entity: Elie Wiesel Foundation For Humanity
Exposure: $15.2 million
Date of disclosure: Dec. 24
Notes: The foundation, established to combat anti-Semitism, said
"substantially all" of its assets were invested with Madoff.

Entity: Tremont Group Holdings Inc.
Exposure: $3.3 billion
Date of disclosure: Dec. 23
Notes: Tremont is owned by Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co. Tremont
said in a letter to investors that it believes it "exercised appropriate
due diligence in connection with the Madoff investments." The loss is more
than half of all assets overseen by Tremont. Tremont and Mass Mutual were
named in a lawsuit Dec. 23.

Entity: Yad Sarah
Exposure: $1.5 million invested with J. Ezra Merkin
Date of disclosure: Dec. 23
Notes: The Israeli nonprofit, with a $21 million budget in 2008, likely
won't expand operations or develop any new services or projects in 2009.

Entity: Caisse d'Epargne
Exposure: Under EUR8 million indirect exposure, excluding investment bank
Natixis (12068.FR)
Date of disclosure: Dec. 22
Notes: Caisse d'Epargne said EUR1 million was for Caisse Nationale des
Caisses d'Epargne, the central hub, and "under EUR7 million" was from its
regional level. Natixis reported exposure around EUR450 million on Dec. 15.



Entity: UBS AG (UBS)
Exposure: Funds-of-funds for clients had Madoff exposure; credit exposure
"very insignificant," though UBS did lend to Madoff
Date of disclosure: Dec. 22
Notes: UBS declined to comment on press reports that the funds contain $1.4
billion in client assets.

Entity: J. Gurwin Foundation Inc.
Exposure: $28 million charity invested heavily in Madoff funds
Date of disclosure: Dec. 20
Notes: Gurwin said, "We got a body blow. We did not get killed." He has
donated to the United Jewish Appeal-Federation of New York, the United
States Holocaust Memorial Museum, the American Society for Technion-Israel
Institute of Technology and the Gurwin Jewish Nursing & Rehabilitation
Center.

Entity: EFG International AG (EFGN.EB)
Exposure: "limited" client exposure
Date of disclosure: Dec. 19
Notes: EFG clients have $130 million invested in Madoff through third-party
funds sold by EFG. In addition, 0.3% of the bank's total invested assets,
held in custody, are invested in Madoff.

Entity: Fire and Police Pension Association Of Colorado
Exposure: Had $60 million invested with Fairfield Greenwich until six
months ago
Date of disclosure: Dec. 19
Notes: The pension fund has $2.5 billion under management.

Entity: International Olympic Committee
Exposure: $4.8 million
Date of disclosure: Dec. 19
Notes: The IOC's exposure represents about 1% of its total investment
portfolio. Organizing committee confirmed they will be able to meet their
obligations.

Entity: Support Organization for the Madison Cultural Arts District
Exposure: $18 million invested with Fairfield Greenwich until September
Date of disclosure: Dec. 19
Notes: A spokesman for the Overture Center in Madison, Wis., built with
SOMCAD funds, said, "Speculation that SOMCAD could be on the hook is not
outlandish."

Entity: Fairfield Greenwich Group
Exposure: About $7.5 billion through Fairfield Sentry fund
Date of disclosure: Dec. 18
Notes: Fairfield Greenwich said in a letter posted on its Web site that it
is still assessing the extent of potential losses. It initially announced
its exposure on Dec. 15. $7.5 billion is slightly more than half of total
assets. Investors sued the Fairfield Sentry Fund Dec. 18.

Entity: St. Galler Kantonalbank's (SGKN.EB) private Hyposwiss bank
Exposure: $50 million, roughly 0.1% of its overall assets, was invested in
Madoff products through managed accounts. Another $100 million is exposed
through clients invested in Madoff funds.
Date of disclosure: Dec. 18
Notes: St. Galler Kantonalbank first announced the exposure on Dec. 15 and
said its financial situation and liquidity aren't hurt by Hyposwiss'
exposure. Hyposwiss said Dec. 18 that 25% of of 2,000 clients at its Geneva
branch had products sold by Madoff in their portfolios.

Entity: Yeshiva University
Exposure: $110 million invested with Ascot Partners LP.
Date of disclosure: Dec. 18
Notes: Yeshiva had no direct investment but 8% of its endowment was
invested for 15 years with Ascot Partners LP, which had "substantially all
its assets invested with Madoff," a letter sent by the university said.
Madoff was also on the school's board but has resigned.

Entity: Banco Espirito Santa SA (BES.LB)
Exposure: EUR15 million indirect exposure
Date of disclosure: Dec. 17
Notes: The amount represents about 0.1% of assets under management.

Entity: Credit Industrial et Commercial SA (12005.FR)
Exposure: EUR90 million
Date of disclosure: Dec. 17
Notes: The bank has no direct exposure to Madoff but could be affected
through an intermediary.

Entity: Genevalor, Benbassat & Cie.
Exposure: n/a
Date of disclosure: Dec. 17
Notes: Genevalor distributes the Thema fund family. An investor document
for one Thema fund shows a return-on-investment chart that corresponds
closely to Madoff's performance. A summary of the fund's investment
strategy describes a process consistent with Madoff's activity. Genevalor
said in a statement on its Web site that it "has been reviewing the
potential damages caused to its clients" by the alleged Madoff fraud. A
statement from the Thema fund said it had assets with Madoff that were now
frozen.

Entity: Great Eastern Holding Ltd. (G07.SG)
Exposure: S$64 million through some Fairfield Greenwich funds
Date of disclosure: Dec. 17
Notes: Great Eastern said S$7.7 million of its exposure is invested from
shareholder funds and S$56.3 million is from its Life Fund. The total
represents 0.14% of the group's total assets as of Sept. 30. Great Eastern
is 87% owned by Oversea-Chinese Banking Corp. (O39.SG). Great Eastern's
Lion Global Investors unit separately invested S$350,000 in one Madoff-
related fund.

Entity: M&B Capital Advisers
Exposure: Private clients have more than EUR37 million in exposure
Date of disclosure: Dec. 17
Notes: The firm is run by the son and son-in-law of the chairman of Banco
Santander SA (STD), which disclosed nearly EUR2.33 billion in Madoff
exposure. Through M&B, private and institutional investors bought more
than EUR150 million in Madoff's funds.

Entity: Phoenix Holdings Ltd. (PHOE1.TV)
Exposure: Up to ILS48 million ($12.6 million)
Date of disclosure: Dec. 17
Notes: Phoenix's insurance unit invested $15 million over the last three
years in funds managed by Thema, which made investments through Madoff. In
November, the company requested to redeem $10 million. The payment was due
Dec. 12 but Phoenix hasn't received it.



Entity: Royal Dutch Shell (RDSB.LN) pension fund
Exposure: n/a
Date of disclosure: Dec. 17
Notes: The pension fund fund has an indirect investment that may be
affected. The fund originally invested $45 million. The alleged fraud won't
affect the financial position and funding status of the fund.

Entity: Stanley Chais
Exposure: n/a
Date of disclosure Dec. 17
Notes: The money manager managed investments he called "the arbitrage
partnerships," according to investors and firm correspondence. Chais's
foundation, which focused on Jewish causes and gave about $12 million
annually to Israeli projects (including Bina and Melitz), will be closing.
A lawsuit was filed on behalf of individuals who invested through Chais or
his Brighton Co.

Entity: Aioi Insurance Co. (8761.TO)
Exposure: Y100 million
Date of disclosure: Dec. 16
Notes: Aioi said it didn't make a direct investment in the Madoff fund.

Entity: Ascot Partners LLC
Exposure: Substantially all of $1.8 billion in assets (figure as of Sept.
30) were invested with Madoff
Date of disclosure: Dec. 11
Notes: A lawsuit was filed against Ascot, J. Ezra Merkin and auditor BDO
Seidman Dec. 16.

Entity: Baloise Holding AG
Exposure: around $13 million
Date of disclosure: Dec. 16
Notes: n/a

Entity: Credicorp Ltd. (BAP)
Exposure: Up to $4.5 million
Date of disclosure: Dec. 16
Notes: Credicorp's Atlantic Security Bank unit has $1 million in direct
exposure and up to $3.5 million in potential contingencies "related to
transactions secured by these investments."

Entity: Fukoku Mutual Life Co.
Exposure: n/a
Date of disclosure: Dec. 16
Notes: The company said it holds similar investments trusts to those held
by Sumitomo Life Insurance Co. but declined to specify the balance.
Sumitomo disclosed that it has about Y2 billion exposed via trusts.

Entity: Gift of Life Bone Marrow Foundation
Exposure: About $1.8 million in pledges have been affected by Madoff issue
Date of disclosure; Dec. 16
Notes: Gift of Life doesn't have any money invested with Madoff but about
one-third of funds it spent on donor recruitment came from the Madoff
Family Foundation. The organization is trying to raise funds from other
sources.

Entity: Helvetia Holding AG (HELN.EB)
Exposure: Indirect exposure "limited"
Date of disclosure: Dec. 16
Notes: No direct exposure

Entity: ING NV (ING)
Exposure: "No direct exposure"
Date of disclosure: Dec. 16
Notes: "No significant indirect exposure" through clients. ING said none of
the funds its manages have invested money in Madoff's enterprise.

Entity: JEHT Foundation
Exposure: n/a
Date of disclosure: Dec. 16
Notes: The foundation stopped all grant-making and plans to shut down at
the end of January. Its major donors had essentially all their money
invested with the Madoff firm. Grant recipients had included Human Rights
First and the Michigan Department of Corrections, Make Voting Work and the
Innocence Project.

Entity: Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance
Exposure: Less than $10 million
Date of disclosure: Dec. 16
Notes: "Any impact immaterial to financial condition."

Entity: Meiji Yasuda Life Insurance Co.
Exposure: Y100 million
Date of disclosure: Dec. 16
Notes: Meiji Yasuda didn't invest directly in the Madoff fund.

Entity: Mitsui Sumitomo Insurance Co. (8725.TO)
Exposure: Y800 million
Date of disclosure: Dec. 16
Notes: Mitsui Sumitomo didn't invest directly in the Madoff fund.

Entity: New York Law School
Exposure: $3 million through Ascot Partners
Date of disclosure: Dec. 16
Notes: The school invested the money through its endowment entity. The
school filed an investor lawsuit against J. Ezra Merkin, Ascot Partners and
BDO Seidman.

Entity: Nipponkoa Insurance Co. (8754.TO)
Exposure: n/a
Date of disclosure: The company said it holds similar investments trusts to
those held by Sumitomo Life Insurance Co. but declined to specify the
balance. Sumitomo disclosed that it has about Y2 billion exposed via
trusts.

Entity: North Shore-Long Island Jewish Health System
Exposure: $5.7 million
Date of disclosure: Dec. 16
Notes: Exposure represents less than 1% of the health system's investment
portfolio. A donor agreed to reimburse the system for any losses.



Entity: Robert I. Lappin Charitable Foundation; Robert I. Lappin 1992
Supporting Foundation
Exposure: n/a
Date of disclosure: Dec. 16
Notes: Programs run by the foundations have been discontinued, according to
a statement on the organizations' Web site. Money used to fund the programs
was invested with the Madoff firm.

Entity: Sumitomo Life Insurance Co.
Exposure: About Y2 billion
Date of disclosure: Dec. 16
Notes: Sumitomo Life didn't invest directly in the Madoff fund but part of
its investment trust holdings were linked to it.

Entity: Swiss Life Holding AG (SLHN.VX)
Exposure: CHF90 million ($78.9 million)
Date of disclosure: Dec. 16
Notes: Swiss Life said it is exposed indirectly through fund of funds. The
loss is less than 0.1% of Swiss Life's assets under management.

Entity: Swiss Reinsurance Co. (RUKN.VX)
Exposure: indirect exposure less than $3 million
Date of disclosure: Dec. 16
Notes: Exposure is through hedge fund investments; no direct exposure.

Entity: Taiyo Life Insurance Co. (6252.TO)
Exposure: Y20 million
Date of disclosure: Dec. 16
Notes: Taiyo Life didn't invest directly in the Madoff fund.

Entity: UBI Banca SpA (UBI.MI)
Exposure: EUR60.4 million
Date of disclosure: Dec. 16
Notes: UBI Pramerica and Capitalgest Alternative Investments, the assets-
under-management units, have no exposure. The bank estimates EUR400,000 in
customer exposure in assets under custody. The bank said EUR450,000 in
exposure is registered in customers' discretionary portfolios at UBI Banca
International SA Luxembourg.

Entity: Aozora Bank Ltd. (8304.TO)
Exposure: Estimated Y12.4 billion ($137 million)
Date of disclosure: Dec. 15
Notes: Aozora entrusted Y12.4 billion to investment funds, which invested
with Madoff. Cerberus Capital Management LP owns a majority stake in
Aozora. Aozora doesn't expect the loss's impact on its financial condition
to be material.

Entity: AXA SA (AXA)
Exposure: Less than EUR100 million
Date of disclosure: Dec. 15
Notes: n/a

Entity: Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentina SA (BBV)
Exposure: EUR300 million
Date of disclosure: Dec. 15
Notes: BBV reiterated it doesn't have direct exposure to Madoff, but
would face losses of EUR300 million if Madoff funds were found not to
exist.

Entity: Banco Espanol de Credito SA (BTO.MC)
Exposure: EUR2 million
Date of disclosure: Dec. 15
Notes: Banesto said the EUR2 million is included in the EUR2.33 billion
already disclosed by its parent company, Banco Santander SA. Of the
EUR2 million, EUR400,000 corresponds to hedge fund customers and EUR1.6
million corresponds to structured deposit customers.

Entity: Banque Benedict Hentsch
Exposure: CHF56 million ($48.8 million)
Date of disclosure: Dec. 15
Notes: Banque Benedict Hentsch bought back its capital from Fairfield
Greenwich after disclosing its exposure. The deal unwinds a three-month
partnership.

Entity: Barclays PLC (BCS)
Exposure: "minimal"
Date of disclosure: Dec. 15
Notes: Barclay's exposure is "fully collateralized."

Entity: Bramdean Alternatives
Exposure: 9.5% of portfolio invested in Madoff funds
Date of disclosure: Dec. 15
Notes: Investments were in Madoff's Defender and Rye Select Broad Market XL
Portfolio.

Entity: Clal Insurance Enterprises Holdings Ltd. (CLIS.TV)
Exposure: ILS12 million, or $3.1 million
Date of disclosure: Dec. 15
Notes: n/a

Entity: CNP Assurances (12022.FR)
Exposure: No direct exposure; indirect exposure of EUR3 million via a fund
of funds
Date of disclosure: Dec. 15
Notes: n/a

Entity: Credit Agricole S.A. (4507.FR)
Exposure: Less than EUR10 million
Date of disclosure: Dec. 15
Notes: n/a

Entity: Credit Suisse (CS)
Exposure: "No material direct exposure"
Date of disclosure: Dec. 15
Notes: Credit Suisse is reviewing if any client funds affected.

Entity: Dexia S.A. (DEXB.BT)
Exposure: No direct investments; private banking clients have EUR78 million
exposure to funds primarily invested in Madoff funds. Dexia has gross
EUR164 million indirect exposure through partially collateralized lending
operations to funds exposed to Madoff funds.
Date of disclosure: Dec. 15
Notes: If the value of the assets managed by Madoff Investment Securities
were nil, the above mentioned lending operations could trigger an after tax
loss of about EUR85 million for Dexia.



Entity: EIM SA
Exposure: $230 million
Date of disclosure: Dec. 15
Notes: n/a

Entity: Fortis (NL) NV (30086.AE)
Exposure: Up to EUR1 billion
Date of disclosure: Dec. 15
Notes: n/a

Entity: Groupama S.A.
Exposure: Less than EUR10 million
Date of disclosure: Dec. 15
Notes: n/a

Entity: Harel Insurance Investments & Financial Services Ltd. (HARL.TV)
Exposure: ILS55 million
Date of disclosure: Dec. 15
Notes: n/a

Entity: Jewish Community Foundation of Los Angeles
Exposure: $18 million via Common Investment Pool
Date of disclosure: Dec. 15
Notes: Investment represents less than 5% of foundation's assets.

Entity: KBC group NV (KBC.BT)
Exposure: No direct exposure; some indirect exposure through collateralized
loans, but the exposure is very limited and immaterial to KBC's earnings.
Date of disclosure: Dec. 15
Notes: KBC has also made some loan advances to institutional customers who
have invested in funds managed by Madoff Investment Securities, but this
shouldn't have any material impact either, the company said.

Entity: Mediobanca SpA (MB.MI)
Exposure: $671,000 via its Compagnie Monegasque de Banque unit
Date of disclosure: Dec. 15
Notes: n/a

Entity: Natixis (12068.FR)
Exposure: Estimated indirect net maximum EUR450 million
Date of disclosure: Dec. 15
Notes: Natixis says it didn't make direct investment in Madoff-managed
funds; some investments made on behalf of customers could have ended up
being managed by Madoff.

Entity: Neue Privat Bank
Exposure: Around $5 million invested in a certificate based on a hedge
fund with exposure to Madoff.
Date of disclosure: Dec. 15
Notes: n/a

Entity: Nordea Bank AB (NDA.SK)
Exposure: EUR48 million
Date of disclosure: Dec. 15
Notes: Exposure is through Fairfield Greenwich's Fairfield Sentry; amount
represents 0.2% of assets under management.

Entity: RAB Capital PLC (RAB.LN)
Exposure: $10 million, according to a person familiar with the situation
Date of disclosure: Dec. 15
Notes: The source said RAB's exposure represents less than 0.5% of assets
under management.

Entity: Royal Bank of Scotland Group PLC (RBS)
Exposure: GBP400 million
Date of disclosure: Dec. 15
Notes: Exposure to Madoff is through trading, collateralized lending.

Entity: Societe Generale SA (13110.FR)
Exposure: Less than EUR10 million
Date of disclosure: Dec. 15
Notes: n/a

Entity: UBS AG (UBS)
Exposure: "No material exposure"
Date of disclosure: Dec. 15
Notes: "Limited and insignificant counterparty exposure;" "Global asset
management doesn't have material exposure."

Entity: Wunderkinder Foundation
Exposure: Steven Spielberg confirmed the foundation sustained losses.
Date of disclosure: Dec. 15
Notes: n/a

Entity: BNP Paribas (BNPQY)
Exposure: EUR350 million
Date of disclosure: Dec. 14
Notes: BNP Paribas said it has no investment of its own in Madoff-managed
hedge funds but it does "have risk exposure to these funds through its
trading business and collateralized lending to funds of hedge funds."

Entity: HSBC Holdings PLC (HBC)
Exposure: Potentially about $1 billion
Date of disclosure: Dec. 14
Notes: HSBC provided financing to a small number of institutional clients
who invested about $500 million with Madoff; some clients in its global
custody business have invested with Madoff, but the company doesn't believe
these arrangements should be a source of exposure to the group.

Entity: Nomura Holdings Inc (8604.TO)
Exposure: About Y27.5 billion
Date of disclosure: Dec. 14
Notes: Nomura says impact on its financial capital is limited.

Entity: Reichmuth & Co.
Exposure: Clients have exposure of CHF385 million ($327 million)
Date of disclosure: Dec. 14
Notes: Reichmuth Matterhorn, a fund that invests in other edge funds, faced
a potential loss of about 8.6%, representing about 3.5% of Reichmuth &
Co.'s CHF11 billion under management.

Entity: Banco Popolare (BP.MI)
Exposure: Up to EUR8 million
Date of disclosure: Dec. 13
Notes: Indirect exposure; maximum lost on funds distributed to
institutional, private clients EUR60 million.



Entity: Maxam Capital Management LLC
Exposure: $280 million
Date of disclosure: Dec. 12
Notes: n/a