Citigroup to Receive a New Rescue Package From the US Government

by Jon Azpiri | November 23, 2008 at 09:22 pm
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Federal regulators have approved of a new plan to further bail out Citigroup and protect billions of dollars worth of assets belonging to the ailing banking giant.

According to a report on CNN, the US government will secure more than $300 billion of Citibank assets as well as buy $20 billion in preferred shares that will pay the government an 8 percent dividend. The bank already received $25 billion under the government's initial bailout plan.

Citigroup execs and government officials met throughout the weekend to hammer out the details of the plan after Citigroup stock lost more than half its value last week. Citigroup stock has declined more than 80 percent this year alone.


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Uwe Paschen

Not a good idea, especially when it comes to Citigroup or GM as well for that matter.

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crazy business

 

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Josh RR

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