Joe Adler is the former Washington Bureau Chief of American Banker.
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North American Financial Holdings Inc., a group formed in December by former Bank of America Corp. Vice Chairman Eugene Taylor, sealed deals to buy three failed institutions in the Southeast late Friday.
By Joe AdlerJuly 16 -
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. is not waiting for regulatory reform's enactment to develop plans for a new resolution system.
By Joe AdlerJuly 6 -
Looking to recoup some of the billions spent cleaning up after the financial crisis, the FDIC eyes legal action against officers and directors of failed banks.
By Joe AdlerJuly 1 -
WASHINGTON — Bankers and some lawmakers reacted with a mix of uncertainty and outrage on Wednesday after the conference committee opted to raise deposit insurance premiums on large institutions in an effort to pay the costs of the regulatory reform bill.
By Joe AdlerJune 30 -
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. miscalculated several loss estimates stemming from 2009 loss-sharing deals with failed-bank acquirers, a federal audit said Monday.
By Joe AdlerJune 28 -
Three more banks failed late Friday, at an estimated additional cost to the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. of $285 million.
By Joe AdlerJune 25 -
Three more banks failed late Friday, at an estimated additional cost to the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. of $285 million.
By Joe AdlerJune 25 -
Those looking for clear winners and losers after the conference committee struck a historic final agreement early Friday on regulatory reform legislation are bound to be frustrated.
By Joe Adler and Cheyenne HopkinsJune 25 -
Those looking for clear winners and losers after the conference committee struck a historic final agreement early Friday on regulatory reform legislation are bound to be frustrated.
By Joe Adler and Cheyenne HopkinsJune 25 -
The OTS's watchdog said the agency was ineffective in regulating BankUnited before the Coral Gables, Fla., thrift's 2009 failure and improperly allowed BankUnited to backdate a capital infusion.
By Joe AdlerJune 24 -
WASHINGTON – While several critical regulatory reform issues remained in limbo late Wednesday, House and Senate conferees agreed to several key provisions, including one allowing banks to pay interest on business checking accounts.
By Joe Adler and Stacy KaperJune 23 - Illinois
As House members debated the financial regulatory package, Republicans Judy Biggert and Darrell Issa surprisingly won adoption of an amendment Wednesday that would require the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.'s inspector general to investigate whether political pressure played a role in securing private-sector assistance for troubled institutions.
By Joe Adler and Robert BarbaJune 23 -
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. said Tuesday it would delay raising premiums until the economic outlook gets clearer and Congress finalizes changes to the system as part of regulatory reform.
By Joe AdlerJune 22 -
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Sheila Bair warned Friday against indefinite government control of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
By Joe AdlerJune 20 -
Sen. Dodd channels Satre during reg reform conference; Britain finally trumps us on separation of powers; Classic cars listed among damages Feds might collect from Farkas.
June 18 -
The government announced a massive indictment Wednesday against the former head of Taylor, Bean & Whitaker, alleging a widespread fraud of nearly $2 billion that, officials said, helped trigger the biggest bank failure of 2009.
By Joe AdlerJune 16 -
WASHINGTON — Lawmakers unexpectedly added an overhaul of the deposit insurance system to the final regulatory reform legislation on Tuesday, adding sweeping provisions that were not part of either the House or Senate revamp bills.
By Joe AdlerJune 15 -
A fight is brewing over which agency should replace the soon-to-be-eliminated Office of Thrift Supervision on the board of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. While the House regulatory reform bill would give that seat to the Federal Reserve Board, the Senate's version would assign it to the proposed consumer protection bureau.
By Joe AdlerJune 11 -
A fight is brewing over which agency should replace the soon-to-be-eliminated Office of Thrift Supervision on the board of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. While the House regulatory reform bill would give that seat to the Federal Reserve Board, the Senate's version would assign it to the proposed consumer protection bureau.
By Joe AdlerJune 11 -
WASHINGTON — Industry groups continued their full-court press Wednesday to keep an interchange provision out of the final regulatory reform bill, but whether they could succeed was an open question.
By Joe AdlerJune 9
