BankThink A cautionary tale on brokered deposits By William M. Isaac

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November 9, 2018

BankThink A cautionary tale on brokered deposits By William M. Isaac

BankThink A cautionary tale on brokered deposits By William M. Isaac

November 9, 2018

The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. is considering changing its rules governing brokered deposits, as American Banker recently reported. A number of bankers have urged the FDIC to liberalize the current rules so they might fund their banks more readily and extensively by purchasing money from deposit brokers. I would caution bankers and the FDIC to tread cautiously in this area.

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BankThink Strip FASB of its powers by William M. Isaac, Howard P. Milstein published by American Banker June 12, 2020 The latest Financial Accounting Standards Board debacle may finally cause the government to step in and end its monopoly power to dictate accounting standards on banks and financial regulators. The most recent step in that direction was a June 4 letter from a bipartisan group of four U.S. senators to Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, in his ...
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Isaac | Milstein Letter to Congress, May 5, 2020 May 5, 2020 As our nation’s banking institutions, and particularly small banks, face unprecedented strain in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, we thought you might be interested in an article we recently wrote for American Banker on Congress’s recent decision to freeze the implementation of a new accounting standard on small banks – the Current Expected Credit ...
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