2011-11-17 — huffingtonpost.com
"The newly-minted largest bank in the country plans to sell mortgage-backed investments backed by loans in default, the WSJ reported. Other banks also are considering selling securities backed by distressed loans at bargain prices -- mimicking a plan the government used to help pull the nation out of the savings and loan crisis in the early 1990s, according to the WSJ."
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