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: Housing WireTARP Repayment Line Grows
By DIANA GOLOBAY
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As the deadline for capital plans under the government’s stress test requirements approaching, the line of banks jostling toward the TARP exit sign grows.
Additionally, three large institutions, Goldman Sachs (GS: 141.15 -1.40%), JP Morgan Chase (JPM: 35.81 -3.89%) and Morgan Stanley (MS: 28.91 +2.23%) are the subjects of the newest reports circulating around possible TARP [...]Full post as published by Housing Wire on May 19, 2009 (boomark / email).
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