Banking
Jan. 4, 2011
Bankers Push Back Against FDIC
The conflict between federal regulators, failed bank directors and their attorneys heated up another degree when a national trade group accused the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. of systematically hampering former bank officials.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
The conflict between federal regulators, failed bank directors and their attorneys has escalated after a national trade group recently accused the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. of systematically hampering former bank officials' ability to defend themselves against lawsuits.
The conflict centers around former bank executives' access to copies of failed bank records after the FDIC takes over an ...
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