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FDIC Debt Program Proves as Good as Tarp, Without the Baggage

by Joe Adler
APR 26, 2012 4:14pm ET
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The FDIC's crisis-era guarantee of unsecured debt had a stabilizing effect, and unlike Treasury's capital infusions in banks the so-called TLGP skirted a lot of the bad publicity associated with the bailout. With its end approaching, some see the debt guarantee as a model for future crises.

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