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Fear of Citi dilution to mount?

Mr. Market struck a dour note as it digests the on-going Citigroup's (C) TARP repayment plan and the bank's anemic secondary offering. We've noted that the dilution could be rather extreme, to the... Read more...

Government backs off Citi share offering

Recall that as part of the plan for Citigroup (C) to cut its ties to the government, the Treasury Department was going to piggy-back the initial secondary offering. It hoped to sell perhaps $5... Read more...

How much dilution for Citi shareholders?

Some bank shareholders seem willing to accept dilution in return for troubled banks to get out of the TARP program. Bank of America (BAC) shareholders haven't protested loudly about the recent share... Read more...

Still time to break up Citigroup?

This is what a Motley Fool analyst thinks of Citigroup: "This is a failed company taped together by a government whose sole mission is to ensure that a disaster of this magnitude never happens again.... Read more...

Should banks rush to pay back TARP funds?

Should the likes of Goldman Sachs and others rush to pay back their TARP funds? You might think that execs were incented, now that they can only make $500,000 a year. You might also think that they... Read more...

No bidders for Washington Mutual

Goldman Sachs is staging an auction, but guess what? It's doubtful anyone will show up. The competition for Washington Mutual has so far failed to attract any bidders, which is not really a surprise.... Read more...

Dividends, the best source of capital right now?

We've noted that most banks big banks have fewer options when it comes to capital raising. Public offerings are increasingly hard, given concerns about dilution among other things. Outside investors... Read more...

Dilution issues at Citigroup

When banks were in a frenzy of preferred share issuance not too long ago, a few analysts raised the issue of eventual dilution. Now that Read more...