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Troubled asset relief program, bank interest margin and default risk in equity return

LinJyh-Jiuan, ChangChing-Hui, LinJyh-Horng

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Will banks be willing to sell their toxic loans with the help of the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP)? The answer is yes as long as bids are high enough to tempt banks to deal. With the TARP's ...

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Will banks be willing to sell their toxic loans with the help of the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP)? The answer is yes as long as bids are high enough to tempt banks to deal. With the TARP's ...

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Will banks be willing to sell their toxic loans with the help of the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP)? The answer is yes as long as bids are high enough to tempt banks to deal. With the TARP's ...

Key concepts: Margin (machine learning), Equity (law), Net interest margin, Business, Asset (computer security), Actuarial science, Finance, Financial system

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