1st National Bank of Nevada and First Heritage Bank, operating in Nevada, Arizona and California were taken over by the FDIC on Friday. They always wait until Friday night to do their business. This marks the first FDIC closure action since the FDIC closed the much bigger IndyMac.
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FDIC steps in at two more failed banks
Posted by Edward Harrison in Saturday, July 26th 2008
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Some people may get stiffed by the FDIC: check your bank
Posted by Edward Harrison in Monday, July 14th 2008
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With IndyMac having gone bust, bank shares tanking, and speculation rampant about who’s next, it’s time to consider what and how much the FDIC actually insures. This information is available at the FDIC website and I have added a blurb and a link below. But, the long and short of what they say is [...]
Does the FDIC have enough money?
Posted by Edward Harrison in Monday, July 14th 2008
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Given the fact that the FDIC lost a massive $10.7 billion on the IndyMac transaction, I am re-posting this blurb from July.
I said then, I still believe, the FDIC needs a lot more money or it will be bust. Sheila Bair has already requested $500 billion. See the WSJ article “Bill Seeks to Let FDIC Borrow up to $500 Billion.”
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