Assessing Treasury's strategy : six months of TARP /

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Detalles Bibliográficos
Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Otros Autores: Acosto, Jarod R.
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: New York : Nova Science Publishers, Inc., [2010]
Colección:Global recession--causes, impacts and remedies series.
Temas:
Troubled Asset Relief Program (U.S.) > Evaluation.
Troubled Asset Relief Program (U.S.)
Economic stabilization > United States.
Industrial policy > United States.
Economic assistance, Domestic > United States > Evaluation.
Stabilisation économique > États-Unis.
Politique industrielle > États-Unis.
BUSINESS & ECONOMICS > Inflation.
Evaluation.
Economic assistance, Domestic > Evaluation.
Economic stabilization.
Industrial policy.
United States.
Acceso en línea:Texto completo
Tabla de Contenidos:
  • ASSESSING TREASURY'S STRATEGY
  • SIX MONTHS OF TARP; ASSESSING TREASURY'S STRATEGY
  • SIX MONTHS OF TARP; CONTENTS ; PREFACE ; OVERSIGHT HEARING ON SIX MONTHS OF TARP-BAROFSKY TESTIMONY ; TOTAL FUNDS SUBJECT TO SIGTARP OVERSIGHT ; End Notes ; TROUBLED ASSET RELIEF PROGRAM: STATUS OF EFFORTS TO ADDRESS TRANSPARENCY AND ACCOUNTABILITY ISSUES ; SUMMARY ; TREASURY'S STRATEGY FOR DEPLOYING TARP FUNDS CONTINUES TO EVOLVE, THOUGH CPP REMAINS KEY EFFORT TO STABILIZE FINANCIAL MARKET ; TREASURY CONTINUES TO MAKE PROGRESS IN ESTABLISHING OFS.
  • INDICATORS SUGGEST MIXED DEVELOPMENTS IN THE CREDIT MARKETS, BUT ISOLATING THE IMPACT OF TARP CONTINUES TO PRESENT CHALLENGES End Notes ; OVERSIGHT HEARING ON SIX MONTHS OF TARP
  • WARREN TESTIMONY ; APRIL OVERSIGHT REPORT*: ASSESSING TREASURY'S STRATEGY: SIX MONTHS OF TARP; EXECUTIVE SUMMARY; SECTION ONE: ASSESSING TARP STRATEGY; A. The Federal Government's Current Strategy ; 1. COP Efforts to Ascertain Treasury's Strategy ; 2. An Examination of Treasury's Strategy ; a. Address Bank Solvency and Capitalization
  • Capital Infusions and Leveraged Asset Purchases.
  • B. Increase Availability of Credit in Key Markets c. Assess the Health of Financial Institutions ; 3. Federal Government Efforts ; a. Treasury Programs ; b. Federal Reserve Board Facilities ; c. FDIC Programs ; 4. Measures of Success ; a. Improving Metrics (Good Signs); b. Worsening Metrics (Bad Signs) ; c. Indeterminate Metrics (Too Early to Tell) ; B. Historical Approaches and Lessons; 1. The U.S. Depression of the 1930s and the Federal Response; 2. Continental Illinois ; 3. Savings and Loan Crisis/Resolution Trust Corporation ; 4. Recapitalization of the FDIC Bank Insurance Fund / FDICIA.
  • 5. Sweden 6. Japan ; C. Europe: Current Crises and Response ; 1. Iceland ; 2. Ireland ; 3. United Kingdom ; 4. Other European Countries ; D. Taking Stock: Options for Moving Forward ; 1. Lessons Learned ; 2. Treasury's Approach; 3. Options for Future Action ; a. Prologue
  • Understanding the FDIC's Resolution Authority in the Context of Banks and Bank Holding Companies Facing Distress ; 4. Assessing the Option; a. Time
  • Is it on Our Side or Not? ; b. Taxpayer Exposure and Exit Strategy ; c. Government Capacity and Expertise ; d. Competitive Impact on Financial Institutions.
  • E. Impact on Investors and Capital Marketsf. Asset Price Transparency ; SECTION TWO: ADDITIONAL VIEWS; A. Richard H. Neiman and John E. Sununu ; 1. The Primary Mission of the Panel is to Evaluate the Effectiveness of Treasury's Actions ; 2. The Current Treasury Strategy Aligns with Congressional Intent ; 3. The Current Treasury Strategy is Reasonable and Viable ; 4. Restoring Financial Stability During an Emergency Takes Precedence over Other Policy Goals ; 5. The Panel's Mission Remains of Critical Importance ; B. John E. Sununu ; SECTION THREE: CORRESPONDENCE WITH TREASURY UPDATE.

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