Bailouts · Banks & Wall Street

TARP credit-market programs (2009–14)

Who: Investment funds buying troubled mortgage securities (PPIP), and small-business loan markets. What: Public-Private Investment Program partnerships, a backstop for the Fed's TALF, and purchases of SBA-guaranteed securities.

$19.1B
committed or authorized
$19.1B
paid out
$22.4B
recovered (repayments, dividends, fees)
$3.35B
net profit (Treasury lifetime estimate)

Outcome

Closed, at a profit.

Legal authority: Emergency Economic Stabilization Act of 2008 (TARP).

Who got it: Programs

Public-Private Investment Program$18.6B
SBA 7(a) securities$368M
TALF backstop$100M
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