SunTrust
Total assets: $189 billion
TARP money received: $4.85 billion
2008 results: $747 million in profits
Stock performance: -69.5%*
Should regulators deem SunTrust in need of more TARP funds, it wouldn't be the first time that the Atlanta-based lender went back to the trough for more capital. SunTrust was one of the first banks to get taxpayer funds after issuing $3.5 billion of preferred shares to the Treasury in mid-November. About a month later, it followed that up by selling another chunk of shares worth $1.35 billion, citing an increasingly uncertain economic outlook. SunTrust executives, however, have said recently they want to pay back the money. So do they need the money or not?NEXT: State Street
Last updated May 05 2009: 10:08 AM ET
RSSSource: ProPublica, Treasury Department, company reports
*Change since 9/12/08 - last trading day before collapse of Lehman Brothers.
*Change since 9/12/08 - last trading day before collapse of Lehman Brothers.
