Topics reviewed and discussed include: the the Capital Purchase Program (“CPP”); the Small Bank and Community Development Financial Institutions (“CDFI”) initiative; the Legacy Securities Public-Private Investment Partnership (“S-PPIP”) Program; and the Home Affordable Modification Program (“HAMP”).
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[1.4.10]
Minutes of the Financial Stability Oversight Board Meeting - November 23, 2009
Financial Stability Oversight Board
[12.22.09]
Dividends and Interest Reports: 12/18/09
Department of the Treasury
Report on dividends and interest earned from purchases made using TARP funds.
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[12.18.09]
TARP Transaction Report: 12/18/09
Department of the Treasury
Updated transaction report under the Capital Purchase Program (CPP).
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[12.17.09]
TARP Transaction Report: 12/17/09
Department of the Treasury
Updated transaction report under the Capital Purchase Program (CPP).
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[12.7.09]
Summary Response to GAO Recommendations Report, October 2009
Department of the Treasury
Report provides updated information regarding the status of Treasury’s implementation of recommendations in the GAO’s reports issued in December 2008 and January, March, June, July, and October 2009.
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