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Treasury extends bailout program to October 2010

Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner on Wednesday moved to extend the government's $700 billion bailout fund into October 2010 and pledged to deploy no more than $550 billion of it.

 

Treasury, Fed delay Internet gambling ban 6 months

The US Treasury and Federal Reserve on Friday delayed the implementation date for a new Internet gambling payment ban for six months, a move that gives lawmakers time to overturn it or end confusion over illegal ...

 

GMAC to get up to $5.6bn capital injection

GMAC, the car financing company, is set to receive up to $5.6bn in a new capital injection from the Treasury, filling a hole identified in the “stress tests” earlier this year and paving the way for the government to become the majority shareholder

 

Treasury Hails Milestone in Home Loan Modifications

Treasury Hails Milestone in Home Loan Modifications

Half a million troubled homeowners have seen their loan payments lowered under an Obama administration program.

 

2 Banks Exit TARP, With More to Follow

2 Banks Exit TARP, With More to Follow

With the wiring of nearly $10 billion to the Treasury, U.S. Bancorp and BB&T became the first large financial institutions to announce that they have repaid the government in full.

 

Treasury Said to Plan Second Bailout for GMAC

The former financing arm of General Motors will receive $7.5 billion, which would bring its total federal assistance to more than $12 billion.

 

Fannie Mae to Tap $19 Billion in Treasury Capital

Fannie Mae, operating under a federal conservatorship since September, asked the US Treasury for a $19 billion capital investment as a seventh straight quarterly loss drove the mortgage-finance company's net worth ...

 

U.S. Delays Results of Stress Tests

U.S. Delays Results of Stress Tests

The Federal Reserve and Treasury plan to release results of their tests assessing the health of the country's 19 largest banks next Thursday, later than previously planned.

 

GM receives further $2bn in loans

General Motors (GM) has received another $2bn (£1.4bn) in loans from the US Treasury, it has been announced.

 

Estimated $134.5 Billion Left in TARP

The U.S. Treasury estimates that there is about $134.5 billion left in its financial-rescue fund, which would mean that about 81% of the $700 billion program has been committed.

 

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