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FDIC’s Bair: ‘Playbook’ Needed for Failure of Investment Banks
Jun 18, 2008The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.’s Sheila Bair seems likely to have ruffled at least a few feathers on Wall Street Wednesday, by suggesting that financial regulators need to develop a “playbook” for handling investment bank failures akin to the systematic approach used by the FDIC. She also argued for a single regulator over investment banks, without go so far as to overtly suggest that the FDIC should have regulatory responsibility for the Wall Street behemoths.
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Distressed Mortgage Investor Looks to Build Single-Loan Sale Business
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Morgan Joseph Enters Structured Products Trading
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Fannie Touts Flood Relief, Makes Donation to Red Cross
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What’s Old is New Again: HOPE NOW Touts Loss Mit Guidelines
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Bank Economists: No Clear Recession, Only Slow Growth
Jun 18, 2008 -
NYLX, Mortgage Builder Tout Integration
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Lender Lead Solutions to Capitalize on Senior Lending Network Brand
Jun 17, 2008 -
Freddie Mac Extends Mortgage Relief for Midwestern Flood Victims
Jun 16, 2008 -
Criminal Charges Pending Over Bear Stearns Hedge Fund Fiasco: Report
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ResCap Nabs Capital Markets Vet from Wells Fargo
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Lehman Unwinds Prime, Alt-A Mortgage Positions
Jun 16, 2008