Motorsandtheirfinancingcompanies.SinceJanuary20
th
,
Treasuryhascommittedanadditional$30billiontoAIGand$5billiontoautosuppliers,foratotal
of
$152.4billion.
2)
CapitalPurchaseProgram:
Thesecondcategoryconsists
of
theCPP,whichwasannouncedat$250billionunderthepreviousadministration.Thusfar,$199billionhas
been
disbursedthroughtheCPP.AlthoughtheCPPisstillanongoingprogram,thedeadlineforapplicationsformosttypes
of
bankshaspassed,allowingustoestimateprojectedusage.Whiletherehaverecentlybeenasignificantnumber
of
withdrawalsfromsmallerbanksinthepipeline,ourcurrentestimate-consideringfuturetake-upfrombanksandinsurancecompanies-isthat$218billionwill
be
disbursed.
3)
HousingandLiquidityInitiatives:
Thethirdcategoryconsists
of
new
initiativesdirectedtowardsaddressingweaknessesinthehousingandcreditmarkets.Theseprogramsinclude:
•TheMakingHomeAffordableProgram,
withamaximumfundinglevel
of
$50billion.(Anadditional$25billioncommitmentwill
be
fundedunderauthoritygrantedbytheHousingandEconomicRecoveryAct.)
•TheConsumerandBusinessLendingInitiative,
withamaximumfundinglevel
of
$95billion.Currently,ourprojectionisthatupto$80billionwill
be
allocatedtotheTALF,including:o$20billionannounced
by
thepreviousadministrationtosupportpurchases
of
newly-issuedsecuritiesbacked
by
creditcardloans,autoloans,studentloansand
SBA
loanso$35billionannouncedinFebruarythatwillalsosupportpurchases
of
new1yissuedsecurities-
but
withassetclassesexpandedtoincludeequipmentleasesandcommercialmortgage-backedsecuritieso$25billionforthepurchase
oflegacy
securitiesthroughtheTALFstructureaspart
of
ourPublicPrivateInvestmentProgram.Additionally,whilesecuritiesbacked
by
SBAloansareamongtheassetclassesoriginallyincludedintheTALF,wechosetoallocateupto$15billionfromtheCBLItowardmoredirect
and
immediateeffortstounlockthesecondarymarketforsmallbusinessloans.
•ThePublicPrivateInvestment
Program
<PPIP),
withamaximumgrossfundinglevel
of
$100billion.Thisprogramdesignedtoaddresstheproblem
of
legacysecuritiesandlegacyloanscalledforanetincreaseinfunding
of
$75billionfromthe
EESA
aswellas$25billiondevotedtowardslegacysecuritiesthroughtheT
ALF
thatisalreadycountedaspart
of
theCBLI.Together,themaximumfundingavailabletotheseprogramsis$220billion.Astheseare
new
programsdesignedtorestartilliquidmarketsandarecompletelydependent
on
voluntaryprivatesectorparticipation,
it
is
of
coursepossiblethattherewill
be
lessthan100percentusage
of
themaximumamountsavailable.Yet,intheinterest
of
providingaveryconservativeestimate
of
remainingfunds,
we
havecurrentlyassumed100percentusage
of
these
new
programs.
4)Paybacks:
Sevenrecipients
ofTARP
fundsthroughtheCPPhavealreadyrepaidTreasuryandseveralothershaveannouncedtheirintentiontodosointhe
near
future.
We
havemadeaconservativeestimate
of$25
billioninrepaymentsoverthe
next
year.
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