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Fed Said to Ask Stress-Tested Banks to Submit TARP Repayment Plans

First Posted: 3/18/10 Updated: 5/25/11

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Bloomberg:

The Federal Reserve asked nine of the U.S. banks that were part of this year's stress tests to submit plans for repaying the government's capital injections, a person familiar with the situation said.

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The Federal Reserve asked nine of the U.S. banks that were part of this year's stress tests to submit plans for repaying the government's capital injections, a person familiar with the situation said.
The Federal Reserve asked nine of the U.S. banks that were part of this year's stress tests to submit plans for repaying the government's capital injections, a person familiar with the situation said.
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