"Ten of the 13 big beneficiaries of the Treasury Department's Troubled Asset Relief Program, or TARP, saw their outstanding loan balances decline by a total of about $46 billion, or 1.4%, between the third and fourth quarters of 2008, according to a Wall Street Journal analysis of banks that recently announced their quarterly results."
Housing Market Tracker - Subprime In Large and Small Banks [View article]
Dear John the Bear,
I'd be happy to try and answer your question, only I'm not sure what you're referring to by 'mark-to-market'. Marking what to market? Commercial-backed paper? Commercial assets? Residential assets. Let me know so I can help.
Six Key Quotes From U.S. Bancorp's Q408 Conference Call [View article]
ATB,
Judy
Banks Lend, But Only TARP Money? [View article]
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"Ten of the 13 big beneficiaries of the Treasury Department's Troubled Asset Relief Program, or TARP, saw their outstanding loan balances decline by a total of about $46 billion, or 1.4%, between the third and fourth quarters of 2008, according to a Wall Street Journal analysis of banks that recently announced their quarterly results."
KKR's Double Whammy [View article]
Yahoo Finance lists Capital Trust Inc. and Prospect Capital Corp. as KFN's main competitors.
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ATB,
Judy
KKR's Double Whammy [View article]
Judy
Wachovia Hints at What's in Store for Wells Fargo [View article]
Since California was one of the first to get hit, do you think it presages a bottom for all?
Housing Market Tracker - Subprime In Large and Small Banks [View article]
I'd be happy to try and answer your question, only I'm not sure what you're referring to by 'mark-to-market'. Marking what to market? Commercial-backed paper? Commercial assets? Residential assets. Let me know so I can help.
-Judy