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• (JPM) Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Fund in the Negative

  
  Stock Blog Hub — Authority: 166
  In its quarterly report on the banks, issued on Tuesday, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) said that the deposit insurance fund used to protect customer accounts dropped by $18.6 billion during the third quarter of 2009 to a deficit of $8.2 billion, while banks earned only $2.8 billion as loan defaults ...
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• The financial media are either corrupt or they are stupid (make that both).

  
  InvestmentWatch — Authority: 156
  Take for instance the news coming out of the FDIC that they now have a negative $8.2B short fall. Hello George Bailey! Where are the red flags? Why isn’t the media saying “hey loyal followers, you should get your money out of the bank before the people who don’t read the newspapers do”, but instead they are ...
  10 hours ago

• FDIC Officially Goes Bankrupt

  
  Liberty Maven Liberty Maven: For Liberty, One Individual At A Time — Authority: 583
  From today’s FDIC quarterly, there is final confirmation that the Deposit Insurance Fund is negative $8 billion. Originally published November 24, 2009 at http://www.nolanchart.com/Article7070.html WASHINGTON, DC – Today the FDIC released its  quarterly report , revealing that the Deposit Insurance Fund is ...
  12 hours ago

• Storm Clouds on Horizon: Early Stage Delinquencies Up

  
  Bear Market Investments — Authority: 499
  Zero Hedge A review of the 3rd Quarter FDIC Regulatory data reveals a disturbing counter trend to the recent drop in early stage delinquencies. Early Stage is defined here as loans 30-89 days past due. Across almost all loan portfolios, the 3rd Quarter delinquency number is higher than the Q2 figures. ...
  16 hours ago

• It’s Called "Precedent" (Bair)

  
  Bear Market Investments — Authority: 499
  By Karl Denninger, The Market Ticker When GM and Chrysler were bailed out, I wrote on the foolishness of setting forth precedent allowing secured creditors to get screwed so the UAW could "get theirs." Apparently people didn’t bother to listen, because now Bair of the FDIC has endorsed an amendment to the ...
  16 hours ago

• A Closer Look at the FDICs Grim Quarterly Report

  
  The D & O Diary — Authority: 524
  The FDIC’s latest Quarterly Banking Profile ( here ) shows that as of September 30, 2009, the country’s commercial banks are continuing to struggle, and that as a result of the banks’ woes the FDIC’s Deposit Insurance Fund (DIF) is $8.2 billion in the red. The rising numbers of "problem" institutions ...
  1 day ago

• FDIC Says 552 Troubled Banks At End of Third Quarter

  
  Boom2Bust.com — Authority: 574
  The troubled bank tally keeps getting worse. MarketWatch’s Ronald D. Orol wrote today: The number of distressed banks in the U.S. rose to the highest level in sixteen years in the third quarter, and the insurance fund used to protect bank depositors swung to a negative balance, according to a report released by ...
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• Negative $8.2 Billion – that’s going to hurt….

  
  tvanderwell on SmartHippo.com — Authority: 139
  Okay, let’s take a look at this a minute: The FDIC is continuing to close banks.   There have only been 6 weeks where they haven’t closed a bank yet this year.  Every time that they close a bank (and the chart was before the bank closure last Friday), they have to set aside money based on what they ...
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• The FDIC Reserve Is Gone

  
  Stock Market Analysis, Trading, And Financial Commentary - Rebel Traders — Authority: 136
  The cash reserves needed for the FDIC to keep paying depositors at failed banks has all been used up. Don’t panic (yet anyways), the FDIC has an open credit line to the Treasury Department (uh, that means us tax payers) that will keep the FDIC floating in cash to keep paying out money to Grandma and Grandpa at the ...
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• FDIC goes RED (thanks Obama!)

  
  lgstarr — Authority: 139
  WASHINGTON -- The government insurance fund that protects more than $4.5 trillion of U.S. bank deposits slipped into the red at the end of September, after fifty banks collapsed during the third quarter.
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• As Bank Failures Grow, FDIC Options Narrow

  
  Money Morning — Authority: 610
  By Bob Blandeburgo Associate EditorMoney Morning The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. (FDIC) will likely have tap its credit line with the U.S. Treasury or impose more special premiums on banks, to... Money Morning is here to help investors profit handsomely on this seismic shift in the global economy. Money moves ...
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• Closing Bell: The recession is still over, still... do you feel it?

  
  BloggingStocks — Authority: 659
  The GDP for Q3 showed a revision confirming that the end of the recession is still unofficially official. The Case Shiller data was more mixed despite another small gain, but it has a farther look-back than most new data has been showing. And the FOMC released its minutes from the November 3 and 4 meeting that ...
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• Negative $8.2 Billion – that’s going to hurt….

  
  Straight Talk About Mortgages and Real Estate — Authority: 436
  Okay, let’s take a look at this a minute: The FDIC is continuing to close banks.   There have only been 6 weeks where they haven’t closed a bank yet this year.  Every time that they close a bank (and the chart was before the bank closure last Friday), they have to set aside money based on what they ...
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• 13 Million Negative Equity Homeowners and Negative Equity FDIC: The Shackles of Debt Leverage on the American Economy. FDIC $8.2 Billion in the red with 552 Troubled Banks on the Revised List.

  
  My Budget 360 — Authority: 577
  The third quarter was devastating for banks and homeowners.  To show the growing divide between Wall Street and the American economy, the FDIC just released its third quarter banking profile.  The FDIC fund is not only broke, it is now in the red to the sum of $8.2 billion.  We’ve been warning that the fund ...
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• ALERT - FDIC is broke (-8.2B)

  
  InvestmentWatch — Authority: 156
  FDIC Deposit Insurance Fund Sinks To Negative Territory (Update with more details and quotes from FDIC Chairman Sheila Bair) The government insurance fund that protects more than $4.5 trillion of U.S. bank deposits slipped into the red at the end of September, after fifty banks collapsed during the third quarter. ...
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• FDIC’s problem bank list grows to 552, DIF now negative

  
  Gulag Blog — Authority: 171
  I’m not good at taking vacations…. FDIC published its quarterly banking profile today. Here are the latest banking industry statistics at a glance . A few interesting takeaways I’d like to highlight. First, the problem bank list grew again. And it still understates total problem assets…both Citi and Bank ...
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• FDIC’s problem bank list grows to 552, DIF now negative

  
  Fuck Bankers — Authority: 171
  I’m not good at taking vacations…. FDIC published its quarterly banking profile today. Here are the latest banking industry statistics at a glance . A few interesting takeaways I’d like to highlight. First, the problem bank list grew again. And it still understates total problem assets…both Citi and Bank ...
  1 day ago

• The FDIC Is Not "Well Capitalized".......

  
  immobilienblasen — Authority: 122
  No wonder Bair has to produce "reasuring" Videos like this ( Clip from October ) ..... Kein Wunder das Bair sich genötigt sieht solch "beruhigende" Botschaften unters Volk zu bringen ( Clip vom Oktober ).... FDIC’s insurance in the red, ‘problem banks’ hit 16-year high FT Alphaville There are some ...
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• Bank Failures Send FDIC Into the Red

  
  Dollars & Sense blog — Authority: 495
  There are no green shoots at the FDIC, only red ink. And its going to get worse before it gets better. From the New York Times : The government-administered insurance fund that protects depositors fell $8.2 billion into the red for the first time since the fallout from the savings-and-loan crisis of the early ...
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• Up Scope! FDICs DIF Slips (Not So) Quietly Beneath the Waves

  
  zero hedge — Authority: 765
  For the first time since 1992, the Deposit Insurance Fund of the FDIC is showing a negative balance.  Luckily, Chairwoman Bair can borrow another $94 billion from the Treasury before it never runs out of money, ever hits the debt ceiling.  Hurry Shelia!   The Deposit Insurance Fund (DIF) decreased by ...
  1 day ago

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