The U.S. agency responsible for guaranteeing bank deposits could use loans to build. For the full year, the bank failures should cost him 32 billion dollars.
Multiple bankruptcies will they endanger the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC)? The New York Times, the U.S. agency responsible for guaranteeing bank deposits, "is seriously considering a project to lend to banks by healthy country billions of dollars to save the fund".
With 94 bank failures since the start of the year on American soil (in addition to the 25 recorded last year), the FDIC reserves have fallen sharply. In total, these failures are expected to cost 32 billion dollars this year.
The organization receives no money from the federal government but is funded only with commissions paid by banks to which it provides $ 250,000 for each investor. But the FDIC has the option to claim state federal bailout, says New York Times.
Multiple bankruptcies will they endanger the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC)? The New York Times, the U.S. agency responsible for guaranteeing bank deposits, "is seriously considering a project to lend to banks by healthy country billions of dollars to save the fund".
With 94 bank failures since the start of the year on American soil (in addition to the 25 recorded last year), the FDIC reserves have fallen sharply. In total, these failures are expected to cost 32 billion dollars this year.
The organization receives no money from the federal government but is funded only with commissions paid by banks to which it provides $ 250,000 for each investor. But the FDIC has the option to claim state federal bailout, says New York Times.
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