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The '''Capital Assistance Program''' lends funds to banks to keep them afloat. No funds were disbursed and the Treasury announced it was closing the program in November 2009. | The '''Capital Assistance Program''' lends funds to banks to keep them afloat. No funds were disbursed and the Treasury announced it was closing the program in November 2009. | ||
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Latest revision as of 18:07, 28 July 2017
The Capital Assistance Program lends funds to banks to keep them afloat. No funds were disbursed and the Treasury announced it was closing the program in November 2009.
| CAPITAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM |
|---|
| Balance Sheet |
| Disbursed*: $0 |
| Current outstanding: $0 |
| Public Funds |
| Maximum at-risk: $0 |
| Current at-risk: $0 |
* See the methodology and glossary for definitions of "disbursed," etc.
Contents
Funding agency and aid type
The funding agency was the Treasury Department.
The funds were a loan.
Who benefits
Banks.
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