The Treasury Department has determined that some insurers are eligible for funds under the Troubled Assets Relief Program, and is evaluating their requests on a case-by-case basis.
"These are among the hundreds of financial institutions in the pipeline that will be reviewed and funded as appropriate on a rolling basis," Treasury spokesman Andrew Williams said.
Although Congress [...]
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