FDIC study: Raising deposit insurance assessments led to drop in bank lending
Raising deposit insurance assessment rates during a time of economic stress leads to a “significant drop” in bank lending growth, ...
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Trade groups oppose proposed increase in deposit insurance assessments
The American Bankers Association and five trade associations came out against a proposed two basis-point increase in deposit insurance assessment ...
FDIC alleges five crypto companies misled on deposit insurance
The FDIC today sent cease-and-desist letters to five companies that the agency alleges misled consumers into believing that cryptocurrency assets ...
FDIC issues guidance for Missouri banks affected by flooding
FDIC issued guidance Friday for banks and borrowers in areas of Missouri hard hit by severe storms and flooding in ...
Trade groups: Proposed CRA changes do not accomplish modernization goals
The American Bankers Association and 51 state banking associations submitted comments today on the banking agencies’ proposed overhaul of the ...
IRS offers tax relief to Kentucky individuals, businesses affected by floods
As communities in Kentucky recover from devastating floods last week, the IRS said it would grant an extension for individuals ...
FDIC Issues Regulatory Relief for Kentucky Flooding
The FDIC issued guidance yesterday with steps to provide regulatory relief and facilitate recovery in areas of Kentucky affected by ...
FDIC to increase focus on CRE loan concentration in exams
FDIC examiners will increase their focus on commercial real estate concentration in the upcoming exam cycle as economic pressures and ...
FDIC releases advisory, fact sheet on deposit insurance and crypto
The FDIC issued an advisory to banks today regarding what it says are misrepresentations by some cryptocurrency companies that their ...
FDIC clarifies when cease-and-desist, consent orders may be terminated
The FDIC has updated two chapters of its manual on formal and informal enforcement actions to provide clarity regarding the ...
