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No government settlement will come close to that amount.

The settlement will come from $150 million impounded by the Justice Department last August from the bank, the Lebanese Canadian Bank, which is now in liquidation.

Much of the settlement will come from insurance policies the company took out for the executives, who are also releasing Washington Mutual's estate from some financial claims they have against it.

As for the Wall Street trusts, all but $40,000 of their contribution to the settlement will come from MBIA, the insurance company that insured most of the First Alliance mortgage-backed notes.

The implication of all these settlements will come into greater focus over the following days and weeks.

"But the way we see it, the settlements will come in stage 2 of the Mitchell plan".

There is a risk that not all the settlement cash will come in for instance, if the tobacco firms' legal difficulties get dire enough to bankrupt them.

Part of the settlement money will come from Switzerland, which said it would turn over $535 million to the Bank for International Settlements in Basel for Nigeria's use.

The fact that the settlement payments will come from insurance rather than the personal assets of the former Lehman officers is unsatisfying to those who would like to see them held more accountable for the firm's collapse.

And despite the recent charge against his net worth — the $616 million settlement will effectively come from Mr. Cohen, who owns 100 percent of SAC — he has continued to add to his world-class art collection, which includes paintings by Jackson Pollock; masterworks by Monet and Manet; and Damien Hirst's shark submerged in a tank of formaldehyde.

The real test of the settlement will likely come only when the city experiences a crisis like it did last summer, when record numbers of families applied for shelter and hundreds ended up spending the night on the floor of the city's Emergency Assistance Unit in the Bronx in violation of court order.