FACTBOX-U.S. banks announce cash infusions

Oct 28 (Reuters) - More and more U.S. banks are signing up
for the government's offer of a cash injection, in addition to
the nine that joined the program initially. The injections are
a bid to revive the sector, which has suffered since lending
has dried up and many loans have gone bad.

The U.S. Treasury Department plans to provide funds for 20
to 22 lenders in the current round of the $250 billion bank
recapitalization program.

Nine of the largest U.S. banks were the first to join the
program and will receive the first $125 billion of capital
infusions:

Bank of America (BAC.N)/Merrill Lynch MER.N $25 billion

Citigroup (C.N) $25 billion

JPMorgan Chase & Co (JPM.N) $25 billion

Wells Fargo & Co (WFC.N) $25 billion

Morgan Stanley (MS.N) $10 billion

Goldman Sachs Group (GS.N) $10 billion

Bank of New York Mellon Corp (BK.N) $3 billion

State Street Corp (STT.N) $2 billion

Total $125 billion

Since Oct. 24, the following banks have said they will take
part in the program:

PNC Financial Services Group Inc (PNC.N) $7.7 billion

Capital One Financial Corp (COF.N) $3.55 billion

Regions Financial Corp (RF.N) $3.5 billion

SunTrust Banks Inc (STI.N) $3.5 billion

Fifth Third Bancorp (FITB.O) $3.45 billion

BB&T Corp (BBT.N) $3.1 billion

KeyCorp (KEY.N) $2.5 billion

Comerica (CMA.N) $2.25 billion

Marshall & Ilsley Corp (MI.N) $1.7 billion

Northern Trust Corp (NTRS.O) $1.5 billion

Huntington Bancshares (HBAN.O) $1.4 billion

Zions Bancorp (ZION.O) $1.4 billion

First Horizon National Corp (FHN.N) $866 million

City National Corp (CYN.N) $395 million

Valley National Bancorp (VLY.N) $330 million

UCBH Holdings Inc (UCBH.O) $298 million

Umpqua Holdings Corp (UMPQ.O) $214 million

Washington Federal (WFSL.O) $200 million

First Niagara Financial Group (FNFG.O) $186 million

HF Financial Corp (HFFC.O) $25 million

Bank of Commerce (BOCH.O) $17 million

Total $38.08 billion

NOTE: Old National Bancorp (ONB.N) said it has won
preliminary approval for $150 million but has not decided
whether to participate. Provident Bankshares Corp, the parent
of Baltimore-based Provident Bank, also said it has been given
preliminary approval but has not decided whether to
participate.

West Bancorp (WTBA.O) said on Friday it was seeking
shareholder approval to raise between $12 million and $36
million under the Treasury program.

FirstMerit Corp (FMER.O) said on Tuesday it was deciding
whether to participate. Paul Greig, chief executive, said he
expects the Treasury's investment in FirstMerit would be $80
million to $250 million. Sterling Bancshares (SBIB.O) also said
it was considering participating in the program.
(Reporting by Elinor Comlay; Editing by John Wallace)