"SIV-Plan Founders to Seek More Support for Superfund" Says The Wall Street Journal. Bank of America, Citigroup, and JP Morgan Chase are about to "start soliciting" additional bank support, a "significant step in forming the so-called superfund" created to provide a liquidity "alternative for off-balance-sheet entities called structured investment vehicles that have run into trouble amid a lack of liquidity in credit markets," says the WSJ. The Journal adds, BlackRock is "expected next week to be named the manager for the $75 billion to $100 billion fund".