FDIC Issues New Rules For Future Failed Banks

By Jesse Greenspan (July 18, 2008, 12:00 AM EDT) -- In the wake of IndyMac Bank's collapse, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. is requiring that the U.S.' largest banks modify their deposit systems so that if they fail, the FDIC will be able to provide depositors with prompt access to funds and quickly calculate deposit insurance coverage....

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