Big Fund to Prop Up Securities Is Scrapped
Some of the country’s biggest banks have pulled the plug on a plan backed by the Treasury Department to rescue troubled investment vehicles that were leveled by the subprime mortgage crisis.
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A separate proposal by the Bush administration to modify home loans for troubled borrowers has also met with skepticism.
“It is somewhat politically embarrassing for the administration,” said Bert Ely, a banking industry consultant. “The mortgage modification program is much more significant and will get much more media attention if it doesn’t get the results that have been promised. That discussion will put the SIV plan into ancient history.”
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