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On September 7, 2023, the FDIC released its banking profile. This quarterly publication provides a comprehensive financial results summary for all FDIC-insured institutions (4,645 commercial banks and savings institutions insured by the FDIC). While banks under $10B in assets comprise 97.8%
The FDIC has appointed seven new members to its Advisory Committee on CommunityBanking. Twelve of 19 on the panel are with ABA member banks. The post FDIC names new communitybanking committee members appeared first on ABA Banking Journal.
Community bankers are largely positive about the future, based on the first results of a new index gauging business sentiment among the financial professionals who serve a critical role in local economies. These insights have the potential to inform the market and policy makers on the overall health of the economy, opportunities, and risk.”.
The FDIC will waive some requirements for large bank resolution planning and take steps to boost de novo bank formation, particularly in areas of the country without a local communitybank, Acting FDIC Chairman Travis Hill said.
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The FDIC announced the appointment of seven new members to its Advisory Committee on CommunityBanking The post FDIC names new communitybanking committee members appeared first on ABA Banking Journal.
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Then, as now, my working theory is that the best boards are ones that approve strategy and hold management accountable for achieving it, and effectively dispatch their duties as described by the FDIC above. Seldom answered. Each board member is an ingredient in the effectiveness of the entire board.
Then, as now, my working theory is that the best boards are ones that approve strategy and hold management accountable for achieving it, and effectively dispatch their duties as described by the FDIC above. Seldom answered. Each board member is an ingredient in the effectiveness of the entire board.
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The FDIC is updating examiner instructions to help strengthen minority depository institutions, FDIC Chairman Jelena McWilliams said today in Washington. The post McWilliams Outlines FDIC Steps to Strengthen Minority Banks appeared first on ABA Banking Journal.
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ABA today welcomed the FDIC’s proposal to set how it applies deposit insurance assessment credits and urged the FDIC to “return the credit funds as expeditiously as is feasible to those banks to which they are due.”.
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