Banks remain noncommittal about how much of their federal help will go toward new loans
Slowing Down
See a sortable chart of total loans at 24 U.S. banks that are getting capital infusions from the U.S. government
Plus, see a full, sortable list of financial-services companies participating in the Treasury’s bank-share purchase program.
Slowing Down
Total loans at 24 U.S. banks that are getting a total of $124 billion in capital infusions from the U.S. government (in millions of dollars), with percentage change from the previous quarter. Click the headers of the columns to sort by company, total loans and change.
| Company | Gov’t stakes |
Q3 loans |
Q3 - Q2 % change |
Q2 loans |
Q2 to Q1 % change |
Q1 loans |
Q1 - Q407 % change |
Q407 loans |
Q407 - Q307 % change |
Q307 loans |
Q307 - Q308 % change |
|---|
Notes: Government stakes, loans are listed in millions of dollars.
* Adjusted total accounts for J.P. Morgan Chase’s acquisition of Washington Mutual and Bank of America’s acquisition of Countrywide.
Sources: The companies; Baseline; Keefe, Bruyette & Woods Inc.; Wall Street Journal research
Write to the Online Journal’s editors at newseditors@wsj.com
Participants in Government Investment Plan
| Date Announced | Company | Headquarters | Capital, In millions |
|---|
Total: $163,330
Firms Participating: 35
Sources: Wall Street Journal research, Dealogic
Write to the Online Journal’s editors at newseditors@wsj.com
Banks Promise to Use Rescue Funds for New Loans
Lenders Will Still Use Capital Infusions for Other Purposes, Citing Time Needed to Vet Borrowers and Falling Demand for Credit
By DAVID ENRICH and ROBIN SIDEL
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