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Treasury lays out stress test criteria

Posted on February 26, 2009 11:15 AM
The Treasury Department Wednesday laid out a new capital program for the financial industry that requires the country's 19 largest institutions to undergo a stress test to determine how much capital they need to weather significant continued deterioration in the economy.

After an institution's capital needs are determined, it will have a six-month window to obtain the necessary funds from private investors or the Treasury.

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