The U.S. Treasury is expected to give details on its bad bank plan before the G-20 meeting on April 2.

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Treasury's plan to remove bad assets from bank balance sheets could help.

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The plan would stabilize local property values and simultaneously remove bad loans from bank balance sheets.

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In fact, long-term debtholders who have debt claims against the bad bank and equity claims against the good bank will be better off under this plan than if the bank were liquidated or continued to operate as one bank.

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