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A day after Bank of America announced that it would repay its federal bailout money, Citigroup and Mr. Pandit, its chief executive, were left in the uncomfortable position of being the last of the Wall Street giants to remain tethered to the state.
The bank said Tuesday that it would repay its private clients, most of them in Europe and Latin America, all their initial investments in the Optimal Strategic U.S. Equity fund, which invested with Mr. Madoff.
What Los Angeles needs are bonds and loans to provide now the funds that it would repay with its sales tax revenue over time.
Less than a year after grasping two multibillion-dollar bailouts from Washington, a resurgent Bank of America announced on Wednesday that it would repay all of its federal aid, underscoring the banking industry's swift recovery from the gravest financial crisis since the Depression.
The Bauer family said through its lawyer Cedric Fischer that it would repay almost $127,000 in compensation it received from the postwar French authorities for the stolen painting, once it had been returned.
GM also said it would repay the debt portion of its government aid by June, sooner than it had forecast.Meanwhile, GM found a new buyer for Saab, two months after a deal with Sweden's Koenigsegg fell apart.
It says they would repay £25,000 in today's prices under the old system, finishing their repayments by the time they are around 40.
I told Lynn Nesbit that this was my plan, that I was going to tell Sonny I couldn't do it, and we would repay him.
He's gone from saying he would repay it immediately, to saying he would do it after the House passed a bill related to workplace protections on Capitol Hill, which it did, to saying that he wanted to see what the Senate and President Donald Trump do with that bill.
I'm going to the police to hand myself in". She met her grandmother the following day and it was agreed she would repay the money in instalments of £200 but that never happened.
Forty-one percent said they would save or invest it; 40 percent said they would repay debts; and 19percentt said they would spend it outright, hardly enough to generate an economic boom for an election.
