GMAC and CIT, two of the largest finance companies in the US, remain unable to issue government-backed debt almost three months after they became bank holding companies to gain access to the rescue schemes.
The delay is tightening the liquidity squeeze at the two companies and constraining their ability to lend to consumers and businesses – the key aim of the US government's plans.
Other companies, such as GE Capital, General Electric's finance arm, have eased their financing constraints by borrowing billions of dollars guaranteed by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.
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