Asset manager BlackRock Inc (BLK) plans to raise between $4 billion and $5 billion for a U.S. federal program that disposes of toxic assets, a spokeswoman said. That would be far above the minimum investment required under the Treasury Department’s Legacy Securities Public-Private Investment Program.
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