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U.S. Treasury Auto Supplier Support Program

Baker McKenzie

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USA May 21 2009

This client alert summarizes the U.S. Treasury’s Auto Supplier Support Program (the “Program”) and how it may be of help to automotive suppliers and their lenders.

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