COP review of the Treasury's purchase of guarantees using TARP money; the panel reports that they find no "significant flaws" in Treasury's implementation of the TARP-related programs, and recommends that Treasury increase transparency of the program.
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[11.6.09]
Guarantees and Contingent Payments in TARP and Related Programs
Congressional Oversight Panel
Tags: COP, TARP • Transparency
[11.6.09]
Systemic Risk and the Federal Reserve
Congressional Research Service via OpenCRS
CRS analysis of the Federal Reserve's current, and proposed, regulatory authority to monitor "systemic risks."
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[11.2.09]
Capital Purchase Program Deadlines
Department of the Treasury
Deadlines for all CPP applications; states there will be no funding transactions under the CPP after the end of this year.
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[11.4.09]
Making Home Affordable: Servicer Performance Report Through September 2009
Department of the Treasury
Snapshot of mortgages serviced under the HAMP program from May to September 2009.
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[10.31.09]
TARP Transactions Report: 10/30/2009
Department of the Treasury
Transaction report under the Capital Purchase Program (CPP); updated to include: new CPP transactions for Randolph Bank & Trust Company and WashingtonFirst Bankshares, Inc.; one new S-PPIP partner (AG GECC PPIF Master Fund, L.P., which is Angelo, Gordon & Co. L.P. and GE Capital Real Estate and their partners); and one new HAMP mortgage servicer (DuPage Credit Union).
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