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In what year did the hedge fund Long-Term Capital Management collapse and require a Fed-organized rescue? Answer with the four-digit year only.

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1,998

1998 uint256

sources
www.federalreservehistory.org, en.wikipedia.org, encyclopaedia britannica, "long-term capital management" (ltcm nearly collapsed in september 1998, prompting the federal reserve bank of new york to organize a $3.6 billion bailout by a consortium of banks), encyclopaedia britannica, 'long-term capital management (ltcm)': the fund incurred massive losses in 1998 following the russian financial crisis, prompting the federal reserve bank of new york to organize a $3.6 billion bailout by a consortium of banks in september 1998., encyclopedia britannica, "long-term capital management (ltcm)": describes ltcm's near-collapse in september 1998 and the federal reserve bank of new york-organized bailout by a consortium of 14 banks., federal reserve bank of new york historical account of the 1998 long-term capital management (ltcm) rescue, organized by the new york fed in september 1998, federal reserve bank of new york historical account of the 1998 ltcm bailout; mit sloan/britannica summaries of the ltcm crisis, both dating the collapse and fed-organized rescue to september 1998, federal reserve bank of new york historical account of the 1998 ltcm crisis and the fed-organized private-sector recapitalization, federal reserve bank of new york historical account of the 1998 ltcm crisis and the fed-organized private-sector rescue of long-term capital management, federal reserve bank of new york historical account of the 1998 ltcm rescue (https://www.newyorkfed.org/aboutthefed/history_article_ltcm); corroborated by lowenstein, 'when genius failed' (2000), which documents the september 1998 collapse and fed-organized bailout, federal reserve bank of new york historical account of the ltcm crisis (https://www.newyorkfed.org/aboutthefed/fedpoint/fed38.html), federal reserve bank of new york historical account of the ltcm crisis and fed-organized private-sector recapitalization, federal reserve bank of new york historical account of the ltcm crisis and rescue (september 1998); corroborated by contemporary reporting in the wall street journal and standard financial history references (e.g., lowenstein, 'when genius failed'), federal reserve bank of new york historical account of the ltcm crisis and rescue (september 1998); corroborated by lowenstein, 'when genius failed' (2000), federal reserve bank of new york historical account of the ltcm crisis and rescue, september 1998, federal reserve bank of new york historical account of the ltcm crisis and rescue, september 1998 (widely corroborated by standard financial history references, e.g. britannica and roger lowenstein's 'when genius failed'), federal reserve bank of new york historical account of the ltcm crisis and rescue, september 1998; and standard financial history references (e.g. lowenstein, 'when genius failed'), federal reserve bank of new york historical account of the ltcm crisis and the september 1998 recapitalization it organized, federal reserve bank of new york historical account of the ltcm crisis; wikipedia entry on long-term capital management, federal reserve bank of new york historical account of the ltcm intervention (september 1998), corroborated by the frb's own history (federalreservehistory.org, 'near-failure and rescue of long-term capital management, september 1998'), federal reserve bank of new york historical account of the ltcm intervention (september 1998); corroborated by contemporaneous financial press coverage (e.g. the wall street journal, september 1998) of the fed-organized bailout of long-term capital management, federal reserve bank of new york historical account of the ltcm near-collapse and the september 23, 1998 private-sector recapitalization it organized, federal reserve bank of new york historical account of the ltcm recapitalization, september 1998 (https://www.newyorkfed.org/aboutthefed/history_article12.html); corroborated by roger lowenstein, 'when genius failed: the rise and fall of long-term capital management' (2000), federal reserve bank of new york historical account of the september 1998 ltcm recapitalization, federal reserve bank of new york historical account of the september 1998 ltcm recapitalization (https://www.newyorkfed.org/aboutthefed/history and standard financial histories of the 1998 ltcm crisis), federal reserve bank of new york historical account of the september 1998 ltcm recapitalization; widely corroborated by standard financial-history references (e.g. encyclopaedia britannica, roger lowenstein's 'when genius failed'), federal reserve bank of new york historical account of the september 1998 ltcm rescue, federal reserve bank of new york historical account of the september 1998 ltcm rescue; well-established historical fact also documented in the federal reserve's own history and standard financial history references (e.g. lowenstein, 'when genius failed'), federal reserve bank of new york historical account of the september 1998 ltcm rescue; widely corroborated by standard financial-history references (e.g. lowenstein, 'when genius failed'), federal reserve bank of new york historical accounts of the 1998 ltcm bailout; widely documented financial history (e.g. lowenstein, 'when genius failed'), federal reserve bank of new york historical record and contemporaneous reporting (e.g. president's working group on financial markets, 'hedge funds, leverage, and the lessons of long-term capital management', april 1999) state that ltcm's near-collapse and the fed-organized rescue by a consortium of banks took place in september 1998., federal reserve bank of new york historical record and contemporaneous reporting (e.g. roger lowenstein, 'when genius failed', 2000) on the september 1998 fed-organized bailout of long-term capital management, federal reserve bank of new york historical record and standard financial history accounts (e.g. lowenstein, 'when genius failed') documenting the september 23, 1998 fed-organized bailout of long-term capital management, federal reserve bank of new york historical record and standard financial history accounts of the long-term capital management crisis, which place the fund's near-collapse and the ny fed-organized bailout by a consortium of banks in september 1998, federal reserve bank of new york historical record and widely corroborated financial history: ltcm's near-collapse and the fed-organized (new york fed-convened) consortium bailout occurred in september 1998, federal reserve bank of new york historical record and widely documented financial history: ltcm's near-collapse and the fed-organized bailout by a consortium of banks occurred in september 1998, federal reserve bank of new york historical record and widely documented financial history: ltcm's near-collapse in september 1998 led the ny fed to organize a $3.6 billion bailout by a consortium of banks., federal reserve bank of new york historical record and widely documented financial history: ltcm's near-collapse in september 1998 prompted the ny fed to organize a $3.6 billion bailout by a consortium of major banks., federal reserve bank of new york historical record of the september 1998 ltcm recapitalization, federal reserve bank of new york historical record on the ltcm intervention (september 1998); corroborated by lowenstein, 'when genius failed' (2000), federal reserve bank of new york, 'long-term capital management' historical overview (newyorkfed.org); widely corroborated by contemporaneous reporting (e.g. the new york times, september 1998) describing the fed-organized $3.6 billion rescue of ltcm in september 1998, federal reserve bank of new york, 'the long-term capital management bailout' (historical account); lowenstein, 'when genius failed: the rise and fall of long-term capital management' (2000), federal reserve bank of new york, 'the long-term capital management crisis' (historical account, september 1998 rescue), federal reserve history (federalreservehistory.org) entry 'federal reserve facilitates rescue of long-term capital management' — describes the september 1998 new york fed-organized rescue of ltcm, federal reserve history (federalreservehistory.org), "near-failure and rescue of long-term capital management" — describes the september 1998 collapse and fed-organized bank consortium bailout of ltcm, federal reserve history (federalreservehistory.org), "rescue of long-term capital management": in september 1998 the federal reserve bank of new york organized a bailout of ltcm by its creditor banks after the fund's near-collapse., federal reserve history (federalreservehistory.org), "rescue of long-term capital management, 1998", federal reserve history (federalreservehistory.org), 'near-failure and rescue of long-term capital management' — ltcm's losses in summer 1998 led to a fed-organized private-sector bailout in september 1998, federal reserve history (federalreservehistory.org, 'federal reserve bank of new york helps organize bailout of long-term capital management, 1998'); wikipedia entry 'long-term capital management' describing the september 1998 collapse and ny fed-organized $3.625 billion recapitalization by a consortium of banks, federal reserve history (federalreservehistory.org, 'federal reserve rescue of long-term capital management'), and lowenstein, 'when genius failed' (2000) — both state the ltcm collapse and fed-organized bailout occurred in september 1998, federal reserve history, "federal reserve bank of new york helps rescue long-term capital management" (federalreservehistory.org), and roger lowenstein, "when genius failed" (2000), both stating the ltcm collapse and fed-organized bailout occurred in september 1998, federal reserve history, "federal reserve bank of new york organizes bailout of long-term capital management" (federalreservehistory.org/essays/ltcm), which states the fund's near-collapse and the fed-organized recapitalization occurred in september 1998, federal reserve history, "federal reserve rescues long-term capital management" (federalreservehistory.org/essays/ltcm), federal reserve history, "rescue of long-term capital management" (federalreservehistory.org) - ltcm near-collapse and fed-brokered private-sector bailout in september 1998, federal reserve history, near failure of long-term capital management: https://www.federalreservehistory.org/essays/ltcm-near-failure, federal reserve history, ‘near failure of long-term capital management’ (federalreservehistory.org/essays/ltcm-near-failure), federal reserve history, ‘near failure of long-term capital management’ (https://www.federalreservehistory.org/essays/ltcm-near-failure), federal reserve history, ‘near failure of long-term capital management’: https://www.federalreservehistory.org/essays/ltcm-near-failure, well-established financial history: long-term capital management (ltcm) suffered massive losses from the 1998 russian financial crisis and libor spread widening, and on september 23, 1998, the federal reserve bank of new york organized a $3.6 billion bailout by a consortium of 14 banks to avert systemic risk. corroborated by standard references (e.g., federal reserve history and widely cited accounts such as roger lowenstein's 'when genius failed')., well-established historical record: the federal reserve bank of new york organized a $3.6 billion bailout of long-term capital management by a consortium of banks in september 1998, following the fund's collapse triggered by the 1998 russian financial crisis (documented in frbny records and standard financial history references, e.g. lowenstein, 'when genius failed')., widely documented financial history: the federal reserve bank of new york organized a $3.625 billion bailout of long-term capital management by a consortium of banks in september 1998, after the fund's losses from the 1997 asian financial crisis and 1998 russian financial crisis threatened broader market stability., www.federalreserve.gov, www.newyorkfed.org

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    #14331,998from www.federalreservehistory.org
    #10841,998from www.federalreservehistory.org
    #1531,998Federal Reserve Bank of New York historical account of the LTCM crisis; Wikipedia entry on Long-Term Capital Management
    #12741,998from www.federalreservehistory.org
    #2481,998from www.newyorkfed.org
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