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PPIP: Maybe you'd like it back in your cell?
The big question surrounding the toxic asset plan is will banks sell ? I've put a little pencil to paper here and come up with some actual numbers. First of all, I expect the Legacy Securities Program will work wonderfully. Sellers will flock to it like Jawas to a stray astromech droid. This ...
The PPIP and the FDIC
calculatedriskblog.com — Why are the PPIP loans coming from the FDIC? Apparently to avoid asking Congress for additional funds... ... Andrew Sorkin writes in the NY Times: ‘No-Risk’ Insurance at F.D.I.C. [The F.D.I.C. is] going to be insuring 85 percent of the debt, provided by ... (more) The PPIP and the FDIC
As Banks Flounder, the Perks Play On
As Banks Flounder, the Perks Play On
dealbook.blogs.nytimes.com — Despite the current problems of Bank of America and Wachovia and the passage of nearly a decade,... the two men who built the Charlotte-based firms continue to collect a paycheck or perks from their former employers. (more) As Banks Flounder, the Perks Play On
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Wednesday links: appetite for risk
Abnormal Returns — ... At foreseeable prices don’t expect banks to sell assets en masse to PPIP participants.  (Accrued Interest) ...

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The U.S. Treasury’s much-maligned Term Asset-Backed Securities Loan Facility (TALF) and its new “prequel,” the Public-Private Investment Program (PPIP) have been viewed by the markets and skeptical prospective participants as merely a price discovery mechanism which, with a ...