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When the FDIC approved the sale of BankUnited to a consortium including The Carlyle Group, it noted:
it is close to providing more guidance for how private equity firms can invest in failing banks. The government is looking for ways to better tap the $1 trillion of total uninvested private equity capital.
Five weeks later, the public remains clueless. Do the PEU boys know the new rules?
(Note: Reuters gave a July 2nd date for the FDIC to release guidance to PEU's.)