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Bailout Bill will Allow FDIC to Borrow Unlimited Amounts from Treasury
Bailout Bill will Allow FDIC to Borrow Unlimited Amounts from Treasury
From the WSJ: Revised Bill Lets FDIC Borrow Without Limits The Senate financial market rescue bill would temporarily allow the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. to borrow unlimited amounts of money from the Treasury Department in connection with the larger government deposit coverage that would ...
Bailout Bill At Risk
Bailout Bill At Risk
clusterstock.com — BailoutBillInTrouble.jpg Update (1:23 p.m.): The bill has the majority. It will pass. Bailout approved. Update (1:20 p.m.):... The Republican yes votes have reached 67, meaning that they have successfully convinced more members of their caucus to vote ... (more) Bailout Bill At Risk
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Wednesday links: hedge fund haze
Abnormal Returns — ... there won’t be a simple or quick solution.” (Marginal Revolution) What might happen after the Paulson plan passes?  (ClusterStock.com) Banks need to be recapitalized and deposit insurance limits need to be raised.  (All About Alpha) However, deposit insurance premiums need to be adjusted. (DealBreaker.com also Calculated Risk) “If we don’t do this bailout, ...

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