Thursday, July 9, 2009
The Fall of the Toxic-Assets Plan - Real Time Economics - WSJ
Have you noticed that the plans to buy the so called toxic assets to spur more lending has not caught on? Harvard's Lucian Bebchuk gets to the heart of the matter in today's WSJ. EXCELLENT Piece that it well worth reading.Short version?: Due to changes in accounting and regulatory practices, banks have no incentive to sell off their bad loans. So guess what? They aren't. They are holding
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Accounting,
banks,
regulation
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