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Reuters
Nov 3
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The U.S. Treasury Department on Tuesday announced two more funds have met requirements to get government financing that that will let them begin purchases of banks' so-called toxic assets.
Financial Times
Oct 18
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US banks such as Citigroup and JPMorgan Chase have earned billions of dollars from their “toxic” portfolios in the past three months as a rally in some of these distressed assets enabled them to book accounting gains or sell them
Reuters
Oct 5
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The U.S. Treasury Department will announce on Monday that three more funds have met requirements to get government financing that will let them begin purchases of banks' so-called toxic assets.
The Straits Times
Sep 30
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WASHINGTON - THE US Treasury said Wednesday it had closed deals with two large fund managers that raised US$1 billion (S$1.4 billion) for a program to buy up 'toxic assets' in the banking system.
The Public-Private Investment Funds program...
Contrarian Profits
Sep 29
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Pop quiz: what happened a year ago today?
Here’s a hint:
The House put the kibosh on the first rendition of The Emergency Economic Stabilization Act of 2008 — Former Treasury Sec’y Hank Paulson’s three-page request for a $700...
Financial Times
Sep 21
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Bank of America agreed to pay $425m to federal regulators to extricate itself from an agreement struck last December to protect the bank against $118bn worth of toxic assets, most of which came from Merrill Lynch.
Sydney Morning Herald
Sep 17
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Barclays has been accused of 'banking by sleight of hand' after creating a company to take over its most toxic assets and ring-fence future losses.
www.thedailytradingrisk.blogspot.com
Sep 15
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*And the US taxpayer is guaranteeing low interest loans. Some people will say, "but they are providing a valuable and much needed service." Oh yeah? Then why is my country bankrupt? AND WHERE THE HELL IS MY LOW INTEREST LOAN?
Wilbur Ross Sees...
New York Times
Aug 26
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The investment bank Natixis said that its partially state-owned parent company would guarantee about $50 billion in toxic assets on its books.
Financial Times
Aug 25
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French investment bank thrown a lifeline by parent company BPCE that could help it avoid government aid and pave the way for restructuring
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