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U.S. bailout cops to police valuations as banks exit
Fri, 12 Jun 2009 9:33am
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The two primary watchdogs of the U.S. financial bailout program are studying if taxpayers will get a fair return on banks' warrants as the largest firms repay government investments, according to a letter sent to lawmakers this week.
