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Sober Look
Oct 8
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The "bad bank" program to purchase loan assets from the balance sheets of banks called PPIP was supposed to be the mother of all bank balance sheet cleanups. The program was divided into two components: the loan program and the securities...
FX Street
Oct 6
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The US Treasury Department announced today three additional fund closings for the Public-Private Investment Program (PPIP) for legacy securities. The three funds announced today will commit $1.94bn, which will be matched dollar-for-dollar by the...
Jr Deputy Accountant
Oct 5
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Shoot it in the head!
In honor of TARP's first birthday, PPIP appears to have returned (again) and we're (not at all) happy to report that the boneheaded idea to beat all boneheaded ideas is still plugging along. Like swine flu outbreaks, PPIP...
Bankstocks.com
Oct 5
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The Treasury Department on Monday plans to announce that three more investment funds will invest almost $2 billion
Wall Street Journal
Oct 5
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Five investment funds will have $12.27 billion to spend on troubled assets through the Treasury's PPIP starting next week.
Bankstocks.com
Oct 1
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The US Treasury got off to a modest start with its plan to help cleanse banks of toxic assets when it announced
Wall Street Journal
Oct 1
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Investors have agreed so far to put a modest $1.13 billion into a Treasury program to buy the toxic assets at the heart of the financial crisis.
Wall Street Journal
Sep 30
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Investors have agreed so far to put a modest $1.13 billion into a Treasury program to buy the toxic assets at the heart of the financial crisis.
The Economist
Aug 18
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What's wrong with Chinese money?
CHINA'S massive sovereign wealth fund, the China Investment Corp, has expressed interest in buying up distressed mortgage-backed securities through the Treasury's PPIP programme....
Clusterstock
Aug 11
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What explains the strong rally in AA-rated Commercial Mortgage Backed Securities (CMBS)?
David Goldman theorizes:
From mid-April to the present, prices of the AA tranches have more than doubled. Given predictions of doom in CMBS default rates,...
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