July 30, 2010

Update on Troubled Asset Relief Program Implementation

Interim Assistant Secretary for Financial Stability Neel Kashkari gave his 10 day update on implementing Congress’ $700 billion Treasury-led bailout. This is the visual synopsis of his remarks:


(tag cloud: wordle.net, technique hat tip: Paul Kedrosky, full text: WSJ)

Kashkari higlighted a strategy “with one simple goal–to restore capital flows to the consumers and businesses that form the core of our economy.”

Some of the highlights of implementation (“tools”) include:

  • MBS purchase program
  • Whole loan purchase program
  • Insurance program
  • Equity purchase program
  • Homeownership preservation (HOPE NOW and Hope for Homeownership referenced)
  • Requirements of institutional participation

Kashkari also provided updates and details on recruitment, structure, procurement, oversight, and compliance.

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About Bill Rice
Bill Rice is a mortgage banking veteran operating in and writing about the mortgage market for over a decade. Bill is the founder of Kaleidico, which provides mortgage banking customers with lead generation and lead management solutions. Prior to Kaleidico, Bill was one of the founding executives of DeepGreen Bank, the first fully automated mortgage lending Internet banking platform and lead similar home equity innovations as the VP of National Home Equity at Quicken Loans. He can be contacted at bill.rice@kaleidico.com.

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