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30 August 2010
As part of the Dodd-Frank Wall Street reform and Consumer Protection Act, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation announced a series of roundtable discussions with external parties.The first discussion take place on Tuesday, August 31, 2010, and a new focus on the resolution of the authority provided for in the Dodd-Frank main economic enterprises.
Government officials, industry leaders, academia and investors to discuss the resolution process, the creditors ' treatment and living wills.Discussions at a later date, to be made public; http://www.fdic.gov/financialreform/.
Participation is only at the invitation of the latter, however, the FDIC Web cast each negotiation. interested parties may view the discussion by clicking on: http://www.fdic.gov/regulations/reform/forum.html.arkiston will be made available approximately two to three days of live Web cast.
The round are part of the FDIC In the transparency of the process in the past month, bring into force, the FDIC was announced to the input from the public as widely as possible by encouraging the public to send by e-mail to the exchange of views on how the FDIC should be implemented in the new law.These comments will become part of the record and will be posted on the website of the FDIC. interested parties may submit comments finreformcomments@fdic.gov.
# # #Congress created the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation to restore the public's confidence in the nation of the banking system of the 1933. deposits FDIC takaatte successful nation 7,932 banks and savings associations and it contributes to the stability and security by identifying, monitoring and deal with risks for which they are exposed to the FDIC may not. federal tax dollars – the insured financial institutions to finance their activities.
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