Troubled Assets Relief Program

Latest Treasury figures show income from financial rescue program rising to $35 billionThe government's heavily criticized $700 billion financial rescue program has earned nearly $35 billion in income over the past two years, according to data obtained by The Associated Press.The data ...

The Troubled Asset Relief Program will cost taxpayers far less than initially feared, with the new price tag estimate now just in at $25 billion. That according to the Congressional Budget Office report released on Monday. Because the financial system stabilized and ...

CBO figures TARP hit taxpayers for $25B after most loans repaid; $700B was original estimateCongress' independent budget agency says the cost to taxpayers of the contentious $700 billion financial rescue has dwindled down to $25 billion.The Congressional Budget Office estimates that as ...

These assets, which were held by many Wall Street firms (many of which had 'AAA' ratings upon their issuance), went down in value right along with the value of the real estate market. Making History The events of September 2008 were of ...

This was exactly what happened with American International Group (AIG) in early 2008 as it announced huge losses in its portfolio of underwritten CDS contracts that it could not afford to pay up on. Despite this apparent mess, the financial markets continued ...

UBS) reported a $7 billion loss for the fourth quarter, bringing its full-year 2008 losses to $17 billion. UBS, which lost about $80 billion in market cap - from $116 billion to $35 billion - within the last year, is certainly among ...

Since most pundits have already pronounced the death of the U.S. banking system, insisting that nationalization is the only answer, it might surprise some investors that more than 60 banks turned down any capital infusions from the federal government. Bancorp did see ...

Four more of the smaller banking institutions have announced that they will be redeeming so-called bailout money in late 2008, as part of the Capital Purchase Program (CPP) of the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP). If Signature Bank went out like a ...

TCB) gave notice that it is returning funds received from the government last fall as part of the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP), joining IberiaBank (Nasdaq: TCF Financial is a Minnesota-based bank holding company with $16.7 billion in assets and 448 branches ...

The backlash by the banking industry against the federal government's heavy hand began in earnest this week as IberiaBank Corporation (Nasdaq: First to Repay The first bank to do more than complain quietly is the IberiaBank Corporation, a Southeastern bank with operations ...

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Topic: Troubled Assets Relief Program

Treasury: Financial bailout income at $35 billion

A Small Price to Pay for TARP: $25B and Falling

CBO: Bailout clipped taxpayers for $25B

Will TARP Fix The Financial System?

The Fall Of The Market In The Fall Of 2008

UBS Sees Light At The End Of The Tunnel (UBS)

No Regrets So Far For Banks That Said No (CFR, UMBF, BXS, BOH)

TARP Returns Start To Snowball (SBNY, SNBC, ONB, BMRC)

Take This TARP And Shove It (TCB)

IberiaBank Kicks Off TARP Backlash (IBKC)

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