Bailout scorecard

At least 46 U.S. financial firms have received preliminary approval for, or are interested in, participating in the government’s
Troubled Asset Relief Program for a total of $173 billion. Insurer AIG will receive $40 million from a separate TARP fund.
FIRST ROUND X X APPROVAL
SECOND ROUND PRELIMINARY X X
Institution Amount Institution Amount Institution Amount Institution Amount
Citigroup $25 billion PNC $7.7 billion Zions $1.4 billion Taylor Capital $105 million
U.S. Bancorp $6.6 billion First Horizon $866 million Midwest Banc $98.3 million
Wells Fargo $25 billion
Capital One $3.6 billion City National $395 million First Financial $80 million
JPMorgan Chase $25 billion TCF Financial $361 million
SunTrust $3.5 billion Columbia Banking $76.9 million
Bank of America $15 billion Valley National $330 million
Regions Financial $3.5 billion Simmons First $40 million
UCBH Holdings $298 million
Merrill Lynch $10 billion Fifth Third $3.5 billion Cascade Financial $39 million
Umpqua Holdings $246 million
Goldman Sachs $10 billion BB&T $3.1 billion Heritage $27.6 million
Washington Federal $230 million
KeyCorp $2.5 billion First Midwest $193 million HF Financial $25 million
Morgan Stanley $10 billion
Comerica $2.25 billion First Niagara $186 million First PacTrust $19.3 million
Bank of New York $3 billion
Marshall & Ilsley $1.7 billion Banner Corp. $142 million Redding Bank $17 million
State Street $2 billion Northern Trust $1.5 billion Western Alliance $140 million Saigon National $1.2 million
TOTAL $125 billion Huntington $1.4 billion Signature Bank $120 million TOTAL $46.4 billion

PARTICIPATION PENDING
Amount PARTICIPATION PENDING
Institution Amount Notes
Colonial BancGroup $570 million Chief Financial Officer Sarah Moore said Colonial is interested in the program and that the company could be
eligible for as much as $570 million.
Whitney Holding $282 million Intends to apply. Will call a shareholders meeting to allow issuance of preferred stock.
IBC $200 million Scheduled a shareholder vote Dec. 8 to permit issuing preferred shares.
Old National $150 million Hasn’t decided whether to participate.
Park National $140 million Said it intends to ask the Treasury to buy a stake and scheduled a shareholders meeting Dec. 5 to approve a new
class of preferred shares.
Signature Bank $120 million Applied for funding.
Taylor Capital $105 million Applied for funding.
AmericanWest $57 million Applied for funding.
Parke Bancorp $16.3 million Applied for funding.
FPB Bancorp $5.8 million Applied for funding.
Provident Said it has been invited to participate but hasn’t decided whether it will.
Trustmark Said it intends to apply but didn’t say how much it could receive.
TOTAL $1.6 billion
SOURCE: Bloomberg THE PLAIN DEALER