U.S. Treasury Crams More Money Down Bank's Throats
Companies / Credit Crisis Bailouts Oct 27, 2008 - 02:55 PM GMTBy: Mike_Shedlock
Bloomberg is reporting Capital One, Key Among 14 Banks Getting $31 Billion .
Fourteen regional U.S. banks, including SunTrust Banks Inc. and Capital One Financial Corp., accepted at least $31 billion in government cash as the Treasury rolled out the second half of its $250 billion package to shore up lenders and thaw frozen credit markets.
Participation 
    
  FIRST ROUND 
  Citgroup............$25 billion 
  Wells Fargo.........$25 billion 
  JPMorgan Chase......$25 billion 
  Bank of America.....$15 billion 
  Merrill Lynch.......$10 billion 
  Goldman Sachs.......$10 billion 
  Morgan Stanley......$10 billion 
  Bank of New York....$3.0 billion 
  State Street........$2.0 billion 
  
  TOTAL...............$125 billion 
  
  SECOND ROUND 
  
  PNC.................$7.7 billion 
  Capital One.........$3.6 billion 
  SunTrust............$3.5 billion 
  Regions Financial...$3.5 billion 
  Fifth Third.........$3.4 billion 
  Key.................$2.5 billion 
  Comerica............$2.25 billion 
  Northern Trust......$1.5 billion 
  Huntington..........$1.4 billion 
  First Horizon.......$866 million 
  City National.......$395 million 
  Valley National.....$330 million 
  Washington Federal..$230 million 
  First Niagara.......$186 million 
  
  TOTAL...............$31.36 billion 
Massive Interventions Continue 
  
  This new round of forced funding is bound to fail. The problem is excessive risky lending and the Treasury is attempting to force more lending. Please see NY Times Lending Conspiracy Madness  for more on the foolish, counterproductive policies of the Fed and Treasury. 
  
  Meanwhile a Currency Crisis Meltdown in Europe, Japan, Australia  is brewing. At least we are no longer hearing silly talk of containment. 
  
  Every day the crisis grows and every day the market's reaction to the interventionist measures by the central banks is diminished. Up next is another coordinated rate cut by the Fed and central banks. Those cuts cannot possibly solve a thing. 
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