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UnhedgedRobert Armstrong
The SEC should not touch crypto Premium content
...We think the SEC should stay away, but we were struck by a thoughtful Twitter thread by Todd Phillips, a policy consultant and former Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation lawyer, arguing the other way....
December 9, 2022
US & Canadian companies
Sheila Bair to join board of online lender Avant
...The former head of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation is joining Chicago-based Avant at a time when the online lenders are beset by new pressures after years of explosive growth....
April 1, 2016
FT Live
Global Insurance Summit
Strengthening resilience, capital and innovation as systemic risks evolve
Thursday, 13 JuneLondon, UK
FT AlphavilleEquities
The US government’s not-so-secret plan to break up the banks?
...What exactly do the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and the Federal Reserve Board say they want big banks to do?...
May 8, 2015
FTfmJohn Dizard
A history lesson on the perils facing oil and gas investors
...They, along with Penn Square, were taken over by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, which “resolved” them in liquidation and sale mode....
January 11, 2015
Lesson from history on perils facing oil and gas investors
...They, along with Penn Square, were taken over by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, which “resolved” them in liquidation and sale mode....
January 9, 2015
FT AlphavillePaul Murphy
A Twin Cities FX scandal – SEC freezes Pat Kiley assets
...Related links: SEC V. TREVOR G. COOK, PATRICK J. KILEY, ET AL, Case No. 09 CV 3333 – SEC Litigation release...
November 24, 2009
FT Live
Bank of the Year Awards 2024
Recognising the best in banking globally
Wednesday, 4 DecemberLondon, UK
John Dizard
Who can afford the next recovery plan?
...That is probably Sheila Bair, chairman of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. But the FDIC needs serious reinforcement of its talent, and a different capital structure, for this to work....
April 12, 2009

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