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引用次数: 7
摘要
Old National Bancorp是第一家回购其资本购买计划(CPP)权证的上市银行。该公司支付了120万美元,低于本报对权证公平市场价值估计的低端。《华尔街日报》估计,这些权证的价值在190万至690万美元之间。从纳税人的角度来看,这种低谈判价格表明,美国财政部向第三方投资者推销这些权证可能会获得更好的价格。
Valuing the First Negotiated Repurchase of the TARP Warrants
Old National Bancorp was the first publicly traded bank to buy back its Capital Purchase Program (CPP) warrants. It paid $1.2 million, which is below the low-end of this paper’s estimates of the fair market value of the warrants. This paper estimates the warrants are worth between $1.9 and $6.9 million. This low negotiated price from the perspective of taxpayers indicates that the U.S. Treasury would have probably gotten a better price marketing those warrants to third party investors.