LATEST ANALYSIS
January 13, 2009
Financing Risk: Treasury's Kid Gloves with Auto Bailout
In looking to rescue the auto companies, how tight a set of legal screws did the government apply? Not nearly as tight as some feared. Treasury could have taken at least three possible approaches: shareholder-lite, as in TARP; rescue-finance, as in private sector workouts; or DIP (Debtor-in-Possession) finance during bankruptcy…
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