$100 billon in 9 biggest banks

SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) -- The Treasury agreed to invest more than $100 billion in nine of the largest U.S. banks, including Citigroup, J.P. Morgan Chase and Wells Fargo, in a move that effectively nationalizes part of the country's financial system.

Treasury is investing $25 billion in senior preferred shares of Citigroup and another $25 billion in the same type of securities issued by J.P. Morgan Wells Fargo is getting $25 billion to $20 billion under the same deal, the Wall Street Journal reported.
Bank of America is getting $15 billion, while Merrill Lynch will receive $10 billion from the Treasury.
Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs each agreed to government investments of $10 billion, while Bank of New York Mellon will get $3 billion and State Street will receive $2 billion.
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