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By catdynamics on April 11, 2009.

The FDIC has solicited comments from bankers and investors on the massive "Legacy Loan Program"

One comment in particular summarises the issues well and proposes a way forward that may be acceptable to the investment community

Must read.

h/t CR of course

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