|
EDUCATION CENTER
ARTICLES
- FDIC too slow to sue officers and directors at failed banks, critics say
As the chief undertaker of the Great Recession, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. has briskly shuttered 345 failed banks since 2008, at a cost to the government insurance fund of about $76 billion. read article
- F.D.I.C. Seeks $2.5 Billion From Executives of Failed Banks: The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation said on Tuesday that as of mid-December it had authorized lawsuits against 109 directors and officers of failed financial institutions in an effort to recover nearly $2.5 billion. read article
- How Extensive Will the FDIC's Claims Against Failed Banks' Outside Professionals Be? read article
- Internet Liability and Identity
Theft exposure is a rapidly expanding exposure for community banks. There are three major areas of risk... read more
COMING SOON!
View a list of our past presentaions and choose a powerpoint or video to download and watch.
|
