Topic: TARP

The debate over the bailout of the US banking system has recently taken a weird turn.    Read More

Bond investors appear to have come in off the ledge as it relates to the European debt crisis.   Read More

About 400 small and medium-sized banks are still in the TARP bailout program set up amid the 2007-09 financial crisis.    Read More

European officials are working on a detailed plan aimed at shoring up European bank stability, according to an official who spoke with CNBC’s Steve Liesman.   Read More

Germany is set to vote September 29 on new European stability fund powers, and that's just one of several big risk events looming in the euro zone. Here's how to trade on them.    Read More

Major banks stop lending to each other. A liquidity scare sets in. Policy makers contemplate fillingl the void with dollars meant to stave off fears that the banking system is failing.    Read More

The Wall Street Journal's editorial today reads the recent statements coming out of Europe exactly as NetNet did yesterday—indicating a possible TARP solution for the sovereign debt crisis.    Read More

Steven Rattner, the former Obama administration point man for the bailout of Chrysler and General Motors, launches into a sort of mania on the opinion page of the New York Times today.    Read More

The markets that refused to panic on instructions from pundits and politicians last week refused to rally as instructed today.    Read More

Astute analysts have been predicting for months that the debt ceiling deal wouldn't happen until markets experienced a "TARP vote" moment, whereby investors really panicked and forced politicians to cut a deal.    Read More