Boomberg: The Federal Reserve asked nine of the U.S. banks that were part of this year’s stress tests to submit plans for repaying the government’s capital injections, a person familiar with the situation said.The central bank this month asked Bank of America Corp. and eight other banks to give plans including a timetable, said the person, speaking on condition of anonymity. The firms may have the option to repay Troubled Asset Relief Program funds soon if they’ve been able to raise common equity and would continue to exceed capital buffers set in the stress tests, the person said.
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The sooner we move away from the old guard military types like John Sheehan the better. The Dutch are furious, for good reason.
From WingNutDaily (not linking, no way):
A newly unearthed recording reveals a state attorney general explaining how the president's eligibility could be tested in the courts by a lawyer defending a client against an accusation brought under legislation signed by Obama.
Someone seems very intent on pissing off the gays as a crucial congressional election approaches.
Read it. Spot on.
If health-care reform finally staggers across the finish line, it will be because President Obama and congressional Democrats recognized -- at long last -- the truth that has been staring them in the face for more than a year: They'll be better off politically if they just try their best to do the right thing.
I watch stuff like this and can't help feeling that people like Glenn Beck made the Soviet Union great.
Free standing, with no help from the White House. Doesn't sound like a terribly enticing offer.
Maybe they should incorporate as a religion.
And they seemed like such nice folk.
Thanks for taking the time to speak out again about how clueless the Fed was. Tell me again why we want the Federal Reserve to take the lead on consumer protection? If they were are ignorant to the problem as Greenspan says yet again, there's no reason to have any faith in that organization.
Yes, but.
Democratic lawmakers, from the leadership on down, are facing what many describe as an unprecedented amount of political pressure as the party scrambles to pass health care reform.
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