Citations with the tag: UNITED States. Dept. of the Treasury
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- Private lenders await treasury guidance on QZAB program.
Stanton, Michael // Bond Buyer; 09/18/97, Vol. 321 Issue 30233, p4Focuses on the importance of the US Treasury Department guidance on lenders' decision to make investments through the new qualified zone academy bond (QZAB) program. Problems causing the delay of the implementation of the guidance; Expectation of the legislative backers of the QZAB program.
- News In Brief: Treasury Bills Go At 1.530%, 1.580%.
Vekshin, Alison // Bond Buyer; 1/15/2002, Vol. 339 Issue 31304, p2Reports on the lowering of tender rates for the U.S. Treasury Department's discount bills as of January 15, 2002. Reason for lowering of the rates; Percentage value of median bids for discount bills.
- News In Brief: Treasury to Auction 4-Week Bills Today.
Vekshin, Alison // Bond Buyer; 1/15/2002, Vol. 339 Issue 31304, p2Reports on the decision of the U.S. Treasury Department to sell six billion dollars of four week discount bills on January 15, 2002. Value of maturing bills in the accounts of Federal Reserve Bank.
- Treasury's aging models.
Vekshin, Alison // American Spectator; Aug95, Vol. 28 Issue 8, p15Reports on the US Treasury Department's use of the Family Economic Income computer model for budget and tax purposes despite Congress' rejection of the model. Questions on the reliability of the system.
- `Anti-conduit' regulations issued.
Lubin, Mark L. // CPA Journal; Mar1995, Vol. 65 Issue 3, p74Reports on the Treasury's issuance of regulations pursuant to IRC SEC. 7701(1). Standard for conduit treatment; Reporting rules; Impact on IRS discretion to disregard the participation of one or more intermediate entities in financial arrangements involving multiple parties.
- An analysis of potential Treasury auction techniques.
Reinhart, Vincent // Federal Reserve Bulletin; Jun92, Vol. 78 Issue 6, p403Puts current Treasury practice and a popular proposal for reform in critical perspective by reviewing the academic literature on auctions. Also examines an alternative scheme that uses technology to give better protection against certain kinds of manipulative behavior and that has a potential...
- Statements to the Congress.
Reinhart, Vincent // Federal Reserve Bulletin; Aug92, Vol. 78 Issue 8, p603Presents a statement made by Alan Greenspan before the Commerce, Consumer, and Monetary Affairs Subcommittee of the Committee on Government Operations of the US House of Representatives on the potential issuance of indexed bonds by the Treasury. The proposal on indexed debt; Signals from...
- Callable U.S. Treasury Bonds: Optimal Calls, Anomalies, and Implied Volatilities.
Bliss, Robert R.; Ronn, Ehud I. // Working Paper Series (Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta); Mar1997, Vol. 1997 Issue 1, p1Presents information as it relates to the United States Treasury. Availability of the prices for the Treasury securities from 1926-1995; Implications of the interest rates for the period; Details on interest-rates contingent claims; Information on the various models used to substantiate this...
- Dogs with the right sniff.
Paige, Sean // Insight on the News; 12/22/97, Vol. 13 Issue 47, p44States that in October, 1997 the United States Department of Treasury began to buy all purebred dogs. What they would be used for; Statistical information on how much was spent on canines in October, 1997; Detail information on purebred.
- Treasury strengthening protection for innocent spouses.
Paige, Sean // Practical Accountant; Apr98, Vol. 31 Issue 4, p55Discusses the administrative changes which were put into motion by the United States Treasury Department. Information on the administrative changes; Comments from Robert Rubin, Treasury secretary; Recommendation from the Treasury.
- Treasury Issues SAR Proposal.
Kite, Shane // Securities Industry News; 1/20/2003, Vol. 15 Issue 3, p9Reports on the notice of proposed rulemaking issued by the U.S. Department of Treasury. Requirement by the notice; Recommendations by a joint report submitted to the Congress; Representation by her proposals.
- Treasury Two-Year Notes Go At 1.089% High Yield.
Siegel, Gary E. // Bond Buyer; 12/29/2009, Vol. 370 Issue 33240, p8The article reports on the 44 billion dollars of two-year notes with a 1% coupon at a 1.089% yield auctioned by the U.S. Treasury Department at 99.824397.
- Treasury 4-Weeks Go At 0.040% High Yield.
Siegel, Gary E. // Bond Buyer; 2/3/2010, Vol. 371 Issue 33260, p2The article reports on the 17 billion dollars of four-week bills auctioned by the U.S. Treasury Department at a 0.040% high yield, a price of 99.996889.
- Department of the Treasury.
Siegel, Gary E. // United States Government Manual; 1996/1997, p437Presents information about the United States Department of the Treasury. Its officers, members and functions; Responsibilities of the different secretaries of the Department of Treasury; Responsibilities of Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms, Office of the Comptroller of the Currency,...
- Department of the Treasury.
Siegel, Gary E. // United States Government Manual; 1997/1998, p437Presents information about the United States Department of the Treasury. Its officers, members and functions; Responsibilities of the different secretaries of the Department of Treasury; Responsibilities of Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms, Office of the Comptroller of the Currency,...
- Department of the Treasury.
Siegel, Gary E. // United States Government Manual; 1999/2000, p436Presents information about the United States Department of the Treasury. Its officers, members and functions; Responsibilities of the different secretaries of the Department of Treasury; Responsibilities of Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms, Office of the Comptroller of the Currency,...
- Department of the Treasury.
Siegel, Gary E. // United States Government Manual; 2000/2001, p336Presents information about the United States Department of the Treasury. Its officers, members and functions; Responsibilities of the different secretaries of the Department of Treasury; Responsibilities of Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms, Office of the Comptroller of the Currency,...
- Treasury Postpones Buybacks.
Veksbin, Alison // Bond Buyer; 9/18/2001, Vol. 337 Issue 31225, p6Reports on the announcement by the U.S. Treasury Department regarding the cancellation of its plans to buyback operations scheduled for September 20 and September 27 in 2001. Intentions of the treasury to resume its regularly scheduled buyback operations.
- Over $20 billion transferred to U.S. Treasury in 1996.
Veksbin, Alison // Region (10453369); Jun97, Vol. 11 Issue 2, p27Reveals the total amount of money received by the US Treasury from the Federal Reserve System.
- Lessons from the Salomon scandal.
Spinello, R.A. // America; 12/21/1991, Vol. 165 Issue 20, p476Considers three factors behind the recent Salomon Brothers bond trading scandal of the summer of 1991 and offers a prescription for avoiding the troubles experienced by this company. On August 9, 1991 Salomon admitted to US Treasury violations; Corporate culture encompassed a warlike attitude;...
- Uncle Sam goes digital.
Orr, Bill // ABA Banking Journal; July97, Vol. 89 Issue 7, p62Reports that the United States Treasury has started a campaign drive to eliminate the flow of paper checks out of treasury by December 31, 1998. Who this drive will affect; Information on the three related parts of the campaign; Comments from Bill Philip, director of policy development and...
- Treasury Announces Next Week's Auction Schedule.
Siegel, Gary E. // Investment Dealers' Digest; 1/8/2010, Vol. 76 Issue 1, p12The article focuses on the announcement of the Treasury Department regarding the schedule dates of its auction in the U.S.
- Roll over, James Madison.
Gendron, George // Inc.; Mar93, Vol. 15 Issue 3, p9Considers the US Treasury's `Readings in Management,' a compilation of articles and excerpts offering timeless managerial wisdom for the people who oversee that arm of the federal government. The classics include `The Federalist No. 1,' by Alexander Hamilton, `The Federalist No. 51,' by James...
- Advisory group to continue.
Gendron, George // National Public Accountant; Jan94, Vol. 39 Issue 1, p11Reports that the Treasury Department has renewed the charter of the Internal Revenue Service Commissioner's Advisory Group. Primary focus; Discussions of relevant tax administration issues.
- Hedges are ordinary income/loss.
Gendron, George // National Public Accountant; Jan94, Vol. 39 Issue 1, p14Reports that gain or loss from the most common business hedges will be treated as ordinary rather than as capital in character, according to new Treasury Department regulations. Hedge transactions; Numerous litigation attempts.
- Finance unit face loan rules.
Thomas, Charles M. // Automotive News; 6/14/93, Vol. 67 Issue 5504, p2Reports on the possibility of captive finance companies such as General Motors Acceptance Corporation being forced to accept the same responsibility to the urban poor that banks do under the Community Reinvestment Act. Treasury Department's intent of requiring finance companies' commmunity...
- Treasury to Sell 4-Week Bills Today.
Vekshin, Alison // Bond Buyer; 1/29/2002, Vol. 339 Issue 31313, p2Reports on the announcement made by United States Treasury Department to sell billions of discount bills as of January 29, 2002.
- Greenspan, Ludwig, Rubin to speak at conference.
Kutler, Jeffrey // American Banker; 9/6/1996, Vol. 161 Issue 171, p14Focuses on the US Treasury Department's conference, `Toward Electronic Money and Banking: the Role of Government' at the Sheraton Washington Hotel. Guest speakers; Keynote address by Treasury Secretary Robert Rubin; Activities.
- Release of Treasury's credit union study delayed.
Anason, Dean // American Banker; 10/3/1997, Vol. 162 Issue 191, p2Announces the postponement of the release of a study on credit unions by the Treasury Department until late October or early November 1997.
- Treasury hits fed-backed plan to pay interest on reserves; say banks don't need the money.
McConnell, Bill // American Banker; 3/11/1998, Vol. 163 Issue 47, p4Reports that United States President Bill Clinton's administration opposed legislation that would allow banks to earn interest on funds they must keep at the Federal Reserve, on March 10, 1998. Testimony of Senate Banking Committee, Treasury Under Secretary, John D. Hawke, Jr.; Estimation of...
- Treasury weighs pro-bank approach to EBT accounts.
Anason, Dean // American Banker; 4/29/1998, Vol. 163 Issue 80, p2Presents information on the United States Treasury Department's efforts to spark more interest among financial institutions regarding the payment of government benefits. Comments from Donald V. Hammond, acting fiscal assistant secretary for the department; Speculation on the design of a...
- Senate protects $405 million for IRS compliance.
Anason, Dean // Human Events; 7/8/94, Vol. 50 Issue 26, p22Reports on the Senate's decision to kill the proposed amendment to the Treasury-Postal Appropriations bill. Arguments for and against the amendment proposed by Senator Charles Grassley.
- Treasury 4-Weeks Go At 0.050% High Yield.
Siegel, Gary E. // Bond Buyer; 6/20/2012, Vol. 380 Issue 33734, p2The article reports that 30 billion dollars of four-week bills were auctioned at a 0.050 percent high yield by the U.S. Treasury Department on June 5, 2012.
- Guess what? A payoff for playing it safe.
Thompson, T. // U.S. News & World Report; 3/6/89, Vol. 106 Issue 9, p64Report on interest rates on Treasury notes and bonds. Inflation fears have pushed up short-term rates while long-term rates have languished.
- The pick-and-shovel work of Nick Brady.
Dentzer, S. // U.S. News & World Report; 3/20/89, Vol. 106 Issue 11, p23Report on the work of Treasury Secretary Nicholas Brady. Problems; Savings and loan crisis; Background; Virtues.
- How to invest in Treasury securities.
Wiener, L. // U.S. News & World Report; 7/20/87, Vol. 103 Issue 3, p48How to invest in Treasury bills, notes and bonds; Becoming a `noncompetitive tender'; Treasury securities auctions; Interest and maturity rates; Buying directly.
- Finally, a reason to buy bonds.
Egan, J. // U.S. News & World Report; 9/12/88, Vol. 105 Issue 10, p67Discusses investing in longer-term fixed-income securities like Treasury bonds. Benefits from the combination of yield and price appreciation. Buying Treasury bonds.
- Treasury to pay bills over net.
Babcock, Charles // Inter@ctive Week; 10/13/97, Vol. 4 Issue 35, p12Reports that starting in December 1997 the United States Treasury would be paying military contractors by electronic check over the Internet. Reason the treasury is paying the military contractors via the Internet; Who will participate in the experiment; Reference to the Debt Collection Act of...
- Agency merger still a long shot, despite rumors.
Rehm, Barbara A. // American Banker; 5/6/1994, Vol. 159 Issue 87, p1Reports on the rumors that the Treasury and the Federal Reserve have reached a compromise to consolidate the agencies. Little chance to combine the bank and thrift regulators; Treasury Under Secretary Frank Newman as the only official still pushing hard for a compromise; Original proposal.
- The sudden shine of treasury bills.
Moore, L.J. // U.S. News & World Report; 1/23/89, Vol. 106 Issue 3, p67Report on the high yield of Treasury bills and advantages for investors in Treasury bills. How to buy a T-bill; Details about T-bills.
- Weekly T-Bills Go At 0.050%, 0.080% Highs.
Siegel, Gary E. // Bond Buyer; 4/30/2013, Vol. 384 Issue 33903, p2The article informs that tender rates for the U.S. Treasury Department of three months and six months were incurred a 0.050 percent high rate, unchanged from 0.050 percent, and the six months incurred a 0.080 percent high rate, off from 0.085 percent.
- Report suggests magic number for walking away from mortgages.
Smith, Hubble // Las Vegas Business Press (10712186); 7/12/2010, Vol. 27 Issue 28, pP12The article reports that the U.S. Treasury has suggested a way to help average homeowners settle their mortgages.
- Treasury 3-Years Go at 2.625% High.
Siegel, Gary E. // Bond Buyer; 11/11/2003, Vol. 346 Issue 31759, p2Reports on the United States Department of the Treasury's auctioning of three-year notes.
- Treasury 5-Years Go at 3.430% High.
newman, Emily // Bond Buyer; 11/13/2003, Vol. 346 Issue 31761, p2Reports on the U.S. Department of Treasury's auction of five-year notes.
- Treasury 4-Weeks Go at 0.890% High.
Newman, Emily // Bond Buyer; 11/13/2003, Vol. 346 Issue 31761, p2Reports on the U.S. Department of Treasury's auction of four-week bill.
- Treasury to Raise $15.270B New Cash.
Floyd, Daniel F. // Bond Buyer; 11/27/2000, Vol. 334 Issue 31024, p2Reports that the United States Department of the Treasury will raise 25.270 billion dollars of new cash at its weekly auction of 91-day and 182-day and 364-day discount bills. Sale of maturing securities.
- Treasury Details Debt Buyback.
Floyd, Daniel F. // Bond Buyer; 12/07/2000, Vol. 334 Issue 31032, p2Reports on the United States Treasury Department's debt buyback.
- Treasury 2-, 5-Years To Raise $9.998 Billion.
Ackerman, Andrew // Bond Buyer; 2/17/2006, Vol. 355 Issue 32322, p7The article reports on the consideration of the U.S. Department of the Treasury to raise 9.998 billion dollar in new cash through auctioning five-year and two-year notes to refund maturing debt.
- Weekly T-Bill Auction To Raise $4,198 Billion.
Ackerman, Andrew // Bond Buyer; 2/17/2006, Vol. 355 Issue 32322, p7The article reports on the consideration of the U.S. Department of the Treasury to raise 4.198 billion dollar of new cash at its weekly auction of 91-day and 182-day discount bills.
- Treasury to Sell $20B Of 4-Week Bills Today.
Ackerman, Andrew // Bond Buyer; 3/28/2006, Vol. 355 Issue 32348, p2The article reports on the plan of the Treasury Department to roll over 20 billion dollars of four-week discount bills in the U.S.
