Par for the course. Only an ignorant fool would think Trump is cleaning up government.
"In 2009, Carlyle purchased BankUnited, a Miami-based lender, with a consortium that included Wilbur Ross, the current commerce secretary. The FDIC gave the group a shared-loss agreement, reimbursing between 80-95 percent of the losses on $11.7 billion in distressed assets. So the government shouldered practically all the downside, while Carlyle and its partners enjoyed all the upside.
The BankUnited consortium took $1.6 billion in shared-loss payments from the FDIC within two years. And then it cashed out through an IPO, more than doubling the investment for the private equity partners — while the government lost $5.2 billion in the second most-costly bank failure in history. The BankUnited deal, similar to what Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin got when a hedge fund consortium he led bought IndyMac and renamed it OneWest, illustrated “private equity’s ability to make a fortune off a government guarantee,” wrote Bethany MacLean in 2011."
https://theintercept.com/2017/04/19/donald-trump-expected-to-pick-shadow-banker-for-key-position-at-the-fed/