Nations big banks are rushing to pay back government money only to increase the bonuses of their incompetent CEOs and managers.
The push to repay the funds comes a month after "stress tests" of the nation's 19 largest financial firms found that 10 needed to raise $75 billion more to protect against future losses. All of those banks, including Citigroup, Wells Fargo and Bank of America, had submitted plans by late Monday to bolster their capital
Here are the banks that want to be free from the reins...
-- JPMorgan: $25 billion
-- Morgan Stanley: $10 billion
-- Goldman Sachs: $10 billion
-- U.S. Bancorp: $6.6 billion
-- Capital One: $3.6 billion
-- American Express: $3.4 billion
-- BB&T: $3.1 billion
-- Bank of New York Mellon: $3 billion
-- Northern Trust: $1.6 billion
-- State Street: $2 billion
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