On the recordFebruary 24, 2009
The requirements are so onerous and so restrictive that they have ready, willing, eligible people willing to lend to that they are not going to take the TARP money.
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congress.govThe requirements are so onerous and so restrictive that they have ready, willing, eligible people willing to lend to that they are not going to take the TARP money.
Manzullo discusses the restrictive requirements preventing community banks from accepting TARP funds.
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