Citigroup: $45 billion*
AIG: $40 billion
J.P. Morgan Chase: $25 billion*
Bank of America/Merrill Lynch: $25 billion*
Wells Fargo: $25 billion*
General Motors: $14 billion
Goldman Sachs: $10 billion*
Morgan Stanley: $10 billion*
PNC Financial Services: $7.58 billion*
U.S. Bancorp: $6.6 billion*
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