BOSTON-The Canadian parent company of TD Bank is giving the troubled Boston bank the loan, according to the Boston Business Journal.
The monies are being put toward roughly $1 billion in unrealized losses from 2008 for TD Bank, which need to be shored up to prevent a capital hit. Most of the losses are associated with Alt-A mortgage defaults.
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