It turns out there is a limit to the list of well-run companies that government agencies are willing to bail out or prop up. CIT Group has been trying to convince SheBair and her underlings that they are worthy of FDIC backing for new bond issuance under the Temporary Liquidity Guarantee Program. However, so far CIT’s application has fallen short of the lofty standards set by FDIC guarantee recipients such as GMAC and SheBair would prefer to worry about selling her house rather than CIT’s deteriorating financial condition. The rating agencies have even done their part to unintentionally throw some salt in CIT’s wounds. GMAC qualified for the FDIC’s training wheels with C/CCC (Moody’s/S&P) ratings, but Ba2/BB- rated CIT did not.
FDIC Said to Withhold CIT Debt Guarantees Due to Risk [Bloomberg]
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Greg, did the Nails poster below give you a hard-on?
Yes.
Greg
Not trying to break your balls Greg (ok yeah I am) but going forward lets include links to past articles referenced…specifically…”SheBair would prefer to worry about selling her house”
Overall, I’m seeing a lot of improvement in your work so keep it up
@3 – Greg, stop giving yourself messages of encouragement. Its weird.
I would just like to take this opportunity of thanking Greg for his posts, which I find to be more informative and entertaining than any of the comments which follow, whose quality is roughly on par with the insults exchanged by junior high boys in the locker room following their being beaten by the girls at kickball.
-Not Greg’s Mom
@5, he is getting better and the standard BLANUS, homo, etc comments are beyond lame…
Remeber the 3 c’s Greg: Clear, concise and cynical.
Not Greg either
Is CSE next?
all we learn from this is that GS does not have a position in CIT, and therefor it is not worth saving