Treasury: private appraisers will be used if needed to value stock warrants for bailout banks

WASHINGTON — The Obama administration on Friday established its process for pricing billions of dollars worth of warrants that large banks must repurchase to exit the $700 billion bailout program.

Treasury says decision on bank stock warrants tied to bailout program could come Monday

WASHINGTON — The Treasury Department and the nation’s largest banks are still negotiating over what price the government should receive for stock warrants and an announcement has been delayed until next week.

10 banks returning $68B in bailout cash; gov’t makes money, but analysts warn crisis not over

WASHINGTON — Ten of the nation’s biggest financial companies got a green light Tuesday to return $68 billion in federal bailout money — freeing the banks from limits on executive pay and leaving the government with a small gain on the rescue cash.

Treasury says 10 of nation’s largest banks can repay $68 billion in bailout money

WASHINGTON — Ten of the nation’s largest banks were given the green light Tuesday to repay $68 billion in government bailout money, freeing them from restrictions on executive compensation that they say are making it hard to keep their top-performing executives.