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: Calculated RiskBofA to Repay $45 Billion in TARP
By Anonymous
From CNBC: Bank of America Out of TARP, Says Gasparino (ht Mr. Mortgage)
CNBC?s Charlie Gasparino tells the desk that Bank of America is going to repay $45 billion and get out of the TARP program.From the WSJ: Bank of America to Repay $45 Billion in TARPAnd they will raise capital over the next few days, he adds.
The bank plans to raise about $20 billion in new capital ... a move required by federal regulators to ensure the bank has sufficient capital reserves and won't need to come back to the government for additional aid.
Full post as published by Calculated Risk on December 02, 2009 (boomark / email).
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