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  1. New Morningstar Analyst Report - Texas Capital Bancshares, Inc.

    Stock Reports

    Mon, 21 May 2012

    standards are still being tested. We have no worries about Texas Capital's capital position. The bank issued equity in 2008, got TARP funds, repaid them, and raised more common equity in 2009. With tangible common equity making up between 7% and 8% of tangible

  2. New Morningstar Analyst Report for MetLife Inc

    Stock Reports

    Mon, 21 May 2012

    has not allowed the company to consistently generate economic profits. At the peak of the 2008 crisis, MetLife opted to forgo TARP money, and instead took advantage of a separate federal program to raise almost $400 million for general corporate purpose

  3. OT? Seeing Bailouts Through Rose-Colored Glasses

    Commentary

    Sun, 20 May 2012

    her reference to the report in question: a recent United States Treasury analysis of the various rescue programs, including TARP . Recognizing all the costs associated with bailouts and formulating an estimate of the benefits provided by those costs is something

  4. New Morningstar Analyst Report - BOK Financial Corp.

    Stock Reports

    Wed, 16 May 2012

    risk profile, in our view. We think the company was wise to decline participation in the Treasury's Troubled Asset Relief Program , as its capital was adequate and it did not need the added restrictions. We are raising BOK's fair

  5. Ford: This $10 Stock Offers 400% Potential Gains

    Headlines

    Fri, 11 May 2012

    price and the overall operational initiatives. Ford currently has one of the lowest price-to-earnings ratios in the industry. The choice to avoid government TARP bailouts and adopt the new "Ford One" business model will Complete Story »

  6. Are The Big Banks Headed For More Trouble?

    Headlines

    Thu, 10 May 2012

    By Matt Schilling : Government initiatives such as TARP and Quantitative Easing were supposed to soften the blow of hard economic times and a monetary system that was all but dried up

  7. Small Banks Unlikely To Be Able To Repay TARP Funds

    Headlines

    Fri, 4 May 2012

    administration says.” ( FT.com ) This came out in a blog post on the Treasury’s website yesterday. See “ Winding Down TARP ’s Bank Program ,” by Timothy Massad, assistant Treasury secretary for financial stability. The Treasury does not expect

  8. JPMorgan Is Near A Buy Point

    Headlines

    Mon, 30 Apr 2012

    look. Not only is JPM on the first tier of the banking industry, profits are exponentially increasing. JPM was also one of the few banks that paid the TARP money back on the first due date. And with JPM, you are not only Complete Story »

  9. Managed Futures and Macro Market Commentary

    Headlines

    Thu, 26 Apr 2012

    the major economies, Japan had been among the least aggressive in pursuing large-scale asset purchases along the lines of TARP in the US and LTRO in Europe, and had thus been regarded as a “safe haven” currency both during and in the aftermath of the

  10. Obama Govt, most corrupt, US history

    Commentary

    Thu, 26 Apr 2012

    are busy in Washington with a corrupt government, with a government that I said perhaps because of the money, the amount of TARP and stimulus funds, was going to be the most corrupt government history and it is proving to be just exactly that. This money

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