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: Texas Lawyer BlogBank Lending Continues to Fall
By mcbride
As was noted here in the December 18 post, just because a bank takes TARP money does not mean that said institution will continue to loan money. The Wall Street journal confirms that this is the case in a recent article which notes: ?Leanding at the nation’s biggest banks has fallen more sharply than previously realized, despite government efforts to pump billions of dollars into the financial sector.
According to a Wall Street Journal analysis of Treasury Department data, the biggest recipients of taxpayer aid made or refinanced 23% less in new loans in February, the latest available data, than in Ocotober, the month the Treasury kicked off the Troubled Asset Relief Program.?
Here is a link, but note that a subscription is required for the full WSJ article: http://online.wsj.com/article/SB124019360346233883.html
Michael
Full post as published by Texas Lawyer Blog on April 23, 2009 (boomark / email).
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