Issues
Comment Letter : Supporting Predictable OLA Rules That Reflect Bankruptcy-Code Recoveries
Feb 18, 2011
The letter urges the FDIC to consider three overarching goals as it develops OLA rules in the months ahead: (i) predictable, transparent, fair and well-integrated procedures, (ii) approaches and results reflecting those that would apply to a company under the Bankruptcy Code as well as creditor recoveries generally no less than those received thereunder, and (iii) regulations that reduce, or at least not enhance, the likelihood of failure in order to manage systemic risk while reducing moral hazard.
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Learn about the updated rules and regulations impacting your business in the new year!
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Advocate for Change: Bank Reform and the Dodd-Frank Act
National Unrecovered Financial Services has taken the lead in analyzing the framework that should apply to SIFIs.
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