Tarp Deadbeats and Turnarounds

Published June 28, 2011 11:00 PM

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Updated September 12, 2011 8:33 AM

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Paying Off Tarp: Trinity Capital

Through May, the government collected almost $11 billion in dividends and interest on investments in banks under the Capital Purchase Program (a part of the Troubled Asset Relief Program). But recipients were behind on about $240 million of payments. We look at some of the strugglers.

Sources: Treasury Department, regulatory reports, and Keefe, Bruyette & Woods

Paying Off Tarp: United American Bank

Paying Off Tarp: Premier Financial Bancorp

Paying Off Tarp: Saigon National Bank

Paying Off Tarp: Congaree Bancshares

Paying Off Tarp: Lone Star Bank

Paying Off Tarp: Carolina Bank Holdings

Paying Off Tarp: Anchor Bancorp Wisconsin

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