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There are several reasons for the difference between the Treasury's and outside estimates of how much TARP funds remain.

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The only hope of redressing this, now banks have wriggled out of Tarp's grip, is in reform legislation now making its way through Congress.

All that means Morgan is prepared to repay TARP as soon as U. S. regulators allow, he said, and can go back on offense when markets improve.

"TARP was not intended as a bailout for Wall Street, it was intended to provide benefit for the whole economy, " she said.

In his letter to shareholders, Moynihan went out of his way to thank U. S. taxpayers for making $45 billion in TARP funds available.

In response, officials have been trying to recast TARP as aid for Main Street rather than Wall Street.

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One benefit of TARP was that it bought time for banks to repair their balance sheets by issuing large amounts of new stock.

Paulson said the treasury was examining how the $700bn Tarp fund could be used to prevent home foreclosures.

It also was underwriter on its own stock-and-bond offering, as it seeks to get out from under the TARP.

What was needed was a huge bail-out across the board. And that was what the $700bn troubled asset relief programme (Tarp) ended up being.

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But it would be overly confident to say terminating TARP presages a quick return to health.

TARP funds did not boost the TCE ratios of banks and so Goldman's offering would be seen as a positive, MacDonald said.

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The repayments will increase available TARP funds to $170 billion, reducing the likelihood of having to ask Congress for more money.

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He said TARP and other measures have helped to calm financial markets that were in danger of collapse.

Mr. Paulson said he had set no timeline for going to Congress to request the second TARP installment.

TARP was set up to bail out banks, but its remit has gradually widened, with Mr Obama now wanting it to provide loans to small businesses.

The same approach could work for a Tarp auction, too; Klemperer and three economists from Stanford have been working out the details.

I have no idea what your views are on financial economics, but it seems like there's going to be another round of TARP-like bailouts.

There will be fewer banks, but one of the unintended consequences of the Tarp is that it has not allowed banks to acquire other banks.

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The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) has released their assessment of the Office of Management and Budget's semiannual TARP report.

However, Tarp repayment conditions require that the institution shows it is able to raise capital independently.

Part of the pay proposals will affect banks that have taken government money through the troubled assets relief programme.

To begin, it seems apparent that, within the structural equation framework we have proposed, TARP payments do re-duce the number of arrests.

Tarp may have achieved its financial aims but, in terms of systemic risk, it has failed.

From afar it looked like a blue tarp with the man-of-wars piled so high.

Yet, as banks rush out of Tarp to avoid second-guessing from Congress and restrictions on executive pay, little has changed on Wall Street.

Lawmakers who approved TARP last October originally thought it would be a way to take bad assets off bank balance sheets.

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Yet a president's birthday or whether he was even in the White House on the day TARP was passed are apparently open questions.

That in turn will make it easier for the administration to persuade Congress to extend TARP beyond the end of the year.

She voted against all the bills that have become red rags to the right, including TARP, the stimulus, cap-and-trade and health-care reform.

The US government will have the final say on whether and when banks that received Tarp funds will be allowed to repay it.

BofA's desire to repay its troubled assets relief programme funds as early as November will surprise the market.

The US Treasury should not let banks out of the Tarp until they have enough capital for the desired level of lending.

Paying back TARP achieves one of his long-standing goals (though the government will still hold warrants in BofA).

In theory, this structure would free banks of the TARP conditions because they would be getting the money from a separate entity.

As part of the final wheeling and dealing that led to the passage of the $700? billion TARP, Congress demanded an oversight board.

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In its estimate, the Treasury projects that it will receive about $25 billion back from banks that have participated in TARP.

The US Treasury did not negotiate with the first 10 banks to receive Tarp capital.

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The world's main central banks should collectively buy mainstream securities (not the obscure assets as initially proposed under TARP).

If the euro-Tarp does not follow this pattern, it will not be taken seriously by financial markets.

Just how America's proposed Troubled Asset Relief Programme (TARP) will work is still unclear.

Both have already repaid the emergency Troubled Asset Relief Program loans they received at the height of the financial crisis.

His poor political skills made it harder to get congressional approval for the $700-billion Troubled Asset Relief Programme (TARP).

Any life insurer that gets TARP funds will have to comply with strict executive compensation rules required by Congress.

Your situation is like the market boom: enjoy it while it is there but keep your personal Tarp handy.

The bank was forced to take the bailout funds in October under the government's Troubled Asset Relief Program.

Small banks are just as wary of the TARP stigma as larger rivals.

The US Tarp investments were supplemented by Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation guarantees on certain, senior bank borrowings.

Yes, the Treasury dressed the TARP up with the rigor of the 'stress tests, ' but at its core Geithner's primary policy is the TARP.

The Treasury said a bank can come back and issue under the guarantee even if it has paid off TARP.

In any case, a delay in approval to repay TARP would not wholly remove Goldman's advantage.

The FDIC fund would have been spared the pay-out and the government's Tarp investment may have been protected as well.

All of this makes the United States' TARP plans look like child's play.

Much of Morgan Stanley's red ink will come from an adjustment to borrowing costs and paying back the Troubled Asset Relief Program.

For instance, some of the TARP investments in smaller banks might not get paid back.

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The report suggests that jawboning by federal officials for banks to use TARP funds to boost lending is having a limited effect.

When will the Wall Street CEOs receiving TARP funds summon the honor to resign?

Subcommittee on TARP, Financial Services and Bailouts of Public and Private Programs. Witnesses: Ms.

The central bank loans don't have the oversight safeguards that Congress imposed upon the TARP.

In time, Fiat could take up to 51 percent if the TARP loas are paid back on time.

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And then there was TARP; of the likely leadership, only Issa opposed it.

There are obvious political risks in letting Goldman roam free while other banks remain bound by the troubled asset relief programme (Tarp).

One problem undermining the Treasury's effort to revamp the TARP program is the limitation of existing oversight.

Lincoln Financial this year became only the second US life assurer to seek funds from the US's troubled asset relief programme.

Adding that to the dividend income gives a back-of-the-envelope 5. 6% return on $200 billion since the TARP was created.

A generous portion of remaining TARP billions providing a reserve cushion for Federal Reserve funding?

Credit spreads have narrowed significantly and the big banks are recovering, some even making enough money to pay back Tarp bail-out funds.

Bank of America has reached an agreement with regulators to pay back $45bn in funds from the Troubled Asset Relief Programme.

It aims to do that by using dwindling Troubled Asset Relief Program dollars to invest in such assets alongside private investors.

They may use these gains to repay TARP investments: Goldman is reportedly keen to pay back its $10 billion as early as next month.

If this "progeny of the troubled asset relief programme" fails, Mr Obama's credibility will be ruined.

Sixth, the euro Tarp investments must carry strong protections and equity upside for taxpayers.

The Tarp auction is a fiendishly difficult design problem, but it looks solvable.

The Treasury has $600 billion in mortgage-backed securities, agency paper, student loans and TARP-related investments.

If banks instead shrink their capital to exit the Tarp, this will delay the credit expansion recovery relies on.

Wells is in better shape than Citi or BofA, but it isn't repaying TARP yet.

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The facility may thus eventually do what TARP was meant to: relieve banks of their illiquid assets.

But access to TARP funds should provide significant breathing room to life insurers, giving them time to mend their balance sheets.

"When markets have a better sense" of what to expect from TARP, he told senators, they will be in a "better position to judge. "

How an Obama Treasury Department chooses to spend the second half of the $700 billion TARP package will also affect the markets, though.

In point of fact, many Republicans in Congress voted for the TARP, the mother of all the bail-outs.

It makes sense: without TARP funds to worry about, Goldman doesn't have to pinch pennies excessively or prepare itself for 90% bonus taxes.

Funds from the Troubled Asset Relief Program are only replacing lost capital, not increasing it.

Of the $245 billion invested in bank shares by the Troubled Asset Relief Program, more than $175 billion has been repaid.

Had the US Tarp been divided, it would have failed.

The troubled asset relief programme made $750bn of US Treasury funds available to American companies.

This kind of structure, avoiding many of TARP's flaws, makes for a less bad "bad bank. "

The financial crisis was in its worst throes and the federal Troubled Asset Relief Program was only 13 days old.

Bank of America, which also received $45bn in Tarp money, paid $3. 3bn in bonuses, with 172 employees receiving at least $1m.

A cool $800 billion or so, on top of the $700 billion for the TARP, looked more profligate than parsimonious.

Research firm TARP has found that for every person who complains, there are 26 who do not.

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Mr. Paulson said TARP would likely make an investment in the facility and the Fed would provide liquidity.

Neil M. Barofsky, special inspector general of TARP, has assembled a team to examine how Citigroup is using taxpayer funds.

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Yet even the hated Tarp looks remarkably effective in hindsight.

Indeed, TARP doesn't address some of the reasons why lending has stalled.

"I, like many, are disappointed with how the whole Tarp process has unfolded, " he said in a television interview on ABC's This Week.

Recall that even after Lehman's failure it still took two attempts to get Tarp passed.

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The Federal Reserve and US treasury yesterday launched a sister to the Tarp called the term asset-backed loans facility, or Talf.

TARP injections, along with Fed-run stress tests, helped big banks with more than $100 billion in assets.

Unlike many lenders that received TARP funds, GMAC said it will use its money to provide affordable credit to consumers.

The injection of Troubled Asset Relief Programme funds added more money to the financial system.

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As of this month, 22 banks have paid back TARP funds and redeemed warrants.

Of the $350 billion made available by the government thus far, Treasury has just $60 billion left in its TARP fund.

Because of this, some of TARP's losers should emerge intact, including BofA.

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We will work closely with our regulators to determine the appropriate time to repay the TARP funds.

And, in particular, did the TARP payments reduce arrests as predicted?

Senator Shelby said the massive TARP plan approved late last year had actually scared investors instead of calming them.

Then there are the warrants for common stock that the government got as part of the TARP.

All TARP banks will be subject to bonus and golden-parachute limits.

The report covers Treasury's administration of the bailout, called the Troubled Asset Relief Program, through Jan.

It puts strict caps on executive compensation.

In a sense, the winners are those firms that announced they can pay back TARP, like J. P. Morgan Chase and American Express.

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The government finally took steps to stabilize the system with TARP in late 2008 and stress tests for the banks in early 2009.

The TARP will absorb the first $20 billion of losses; the Fed will lend the rest.

It has only about $100bn to $150bn left in uncommitted Tarp funds.

They fear that the government could apply pressure to the TARP-recipients that wouldn't serve their interests, the person said.

The US Treasury initially designed the Tarp to buy bad assets from the banks, but reversed itself and only made equity investments.

We learnt the lesson from Tarp: we need to link handouts to changes in behaviour.

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Excluding the TARP funds, the Tier 1 level was 9. 2%, still well above the 6% that a bank needs to be considered well-capitalized.

But that may complicate TARP's objective of jumpstarting lending.

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The Tarp rescue fund, at $700bn, was considered so audacious that Congress at first refused to authorise it.

All of this is not to suggest that TARP alone made all these good things happen.

Life under the Tarp is better than death, but not by much.

More than 600 banks took TARP money, and about 20 have paid it back, Treasury Department data show.

For some banks, repaying TARP money now is an option only if they can raise enough capital to replace it.

Bank bosses in America who welcomed the initial injection of TARP capital have become progressively less enthusiastic about it.

The government still owns warrants giving it the right to buy shares in the banks that received Tarp funds last October.

But that is just another liquidity programme, not a way to harmonise competitiveness.

In late 2008, the Treasury Department gave CIT $2. 3 billion in federal assistance from TARP funds.

This is an inappropriate institutional use of the Fed, the FDIC and the Tarp.

We could have bought a lot of high speed trains with the 3. 3 trillion we spent on TARP instead.

But it isn't clear there are enough TARP funds to do that on a big scale.

We should see the stronger banks buy the weaker but before that can happen, capital has to be raised to pay back the Tarp.

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The New York bank has said it can repay its $25 billion of TARP funds without issuing new shares.

That is what the new US "troubled asset relief programme" (Tarp) is designed to do.

This top 16 issued just over $200 billion in preference shares under the TARP.

Initially, Paulson was reportedly in favor of spending TARP money to buy up troubled assets.

And so to solve the problem, the government used TARP funds to make large equity injections in the nation's big banks.

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In addition, I am told GE exploited a legal loophole in TARP law so they don't pay it back.

That is why Mr Blankfein wants to repay the Tarp money.

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It also isn't clear to many people how TARP-which is to buy mortgage securities at the highest level-would help clear the credit markets.

As a result, the government has handed Citigroup $45 billion under the Troubled Asset Relief Program over the last year.

The firm, which last year became a bank in order to accept TARP money, is the beneficiary of taxpayer-funded guarantees.

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When TARP came up for a vote most Republicans opposed it (12 points)

Application of TARP in treatment of unreducible atlantoaxial dislocation

TARP - Troubled Asset Relief Program