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...banks. It will end up with a 70% share in RBS. The stunning part of the program is, according to Bloomberg, that the government will require aid recipients to sign "specific and quantified" agreements to lend, reflecting Brown's frustration at the failure of an October rescue to unlock credit markets. (See pictures of London's gathering storm...
...banks want money, most of it will have to be loaned into the financial system. The Bank of England will further buttress the credit system by buying corporate loans and commercial paper...
...plan is that it gets money into banks, but the capital does not come out the other end in the form of loans to businesses and individuals. Businesses cannot conduct their affairs in the normal course. The average citizen cannot get a home loan or expand his access to credit, even through it is his taxes present and future, which are the source of the bank bailout capital...
...high-quality assets directly from financial institutions as well as other companies. An existing $370 billion plan granting a government guarantee on bonds issued by banks, earmarked to close in April, was extended to the end of 2009. And Northern Rock, the mortgage bank crippled by the credit crisis and nationalized in 2008, will abandon plans to wind down its mortgage book, the government said, and instead boost funds available to home buyers. (Read "Four Steps to Ending the Foreclosure Crisis...
...Clearing access to credit for banks, firms and consumers is crucial. Interest rates may be at their lowest since the Bank of England was created more than 300 years ago, and the banking industry may have already received $55 billion in government money, but nervous British lenders are simply not lending enough. The result: British GDP will tumble 2.7% this year, Ernst & Young forecast on Monday, the biggest drop since 1946. "Without additional government intervention," it added, "a deep recession could evolve into a depression...