Joe Adler is the former Washington Bureau Chief of American Banker.
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Though credit availability is expected to pick up this year, it will be a slow improvement, a group of senior bank economists said Friday.
By Joe AdlerJanuary 15 -
Though credit availability is expected to pick up this year, it will be a slow improvement, a group of senior bank economists said Friday.
By Joe AdlerJanuary 15 -
TV host Jon Stewart takes big banks to task on precrisis bonus payments; former Wachovia director joins U.S. Bancorp; ICBA chief starts community banking blog.
January 15 -
As the Senate Banking Committee mulls taking away the Federal Reserve Board's bank supervisory powers, the central bank outlined its arguments for keeping the job.
By Joe AdlerJanuary 14 -
WASHINGTON — The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. unveiled its plans Tuesday to tie bank compensation practices to premium assessments, but the agency's outside directors made it clear they oppose the idea.
By Joe AdlerJanuary 12 -
A new round of watchdog reports says the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. could have been tougher in regulating three community banks that later closed.
By Joe AdlerJanuary 11 - Washington
Friday brought the first failure of the year as Horizon Bank in Bellingham, Wash., was closed by state regulators.
By Joe AdlerJanuary 8 -
Friday brought the first failure of the year as Horizon Bank in Bellingham, Wash., was closed by state regulators.
By Joe AdlerJanuary 8 -
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. announced a third deal in which it provided financing for the sale of failed-bank assets.
By Joe AdlerJanuary 8 -
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. announced a third deal in which it provided financing for the sale of failed-bank assets.
By Joe AdlerJanuary 8 -
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. plans to issue a proposal Tuesday that would add specific types of compensation programs to the list of risk factors that determine a bank's assessment rate, according to sources.
By Joe AdlerJanuary 7 -
The agenda for the meeting of the FDIC's board includes an advance notice of proposed rulemaking on "employee compensation."
By Joe AdlerJanuary 6 -
With rock-bottom interest rates expected to begin rising soon, regulators and industry representatives are increasingly concerned about institutions' ability to weather a boomerang effect on their funding costs.
By Joe AdlerJanuary 5 -
Midsize institutions had the biggest deposit growth in the year ended June 30, and the industry overall added branches at a slower pace than in 2008, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. said Wednesday.
By Joe AdlerDecember 27 -
A week after blasting the "fat cats" at large banks who don't understand why the public resents them, President Obama took a decidedly different tack Tuesday at a meeting with a dozen community bankers.
By Rob Blackwell and Joe AdlerDecember 22 -
WASHINGTON — For nearly 10 years, the top officials at the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. warned about the danger of the declining level of federal reserves, but a funny thing happened when the Deposit Insurance Fund finally went broke in 2009: Nobody cared.
By Joe AdlerDecember 21 - Michigan
Seven failed banks holding a combined $14 billion in assets failed Friday in what was yet another busy night for the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.
By Joe AdlerDecember 18 -
WASHINGTON — As the number of bank failures continues to rise, some industry representatives are making a case that amounts to political heresy: the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. should prop up dying institutions rather than letting them collapse.
By Joe AdlerDecember 18 -
Seven failed banks holding a combined $14 billion in assets failed Friday in what was yet another busy night for the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.
By Joe AdlerDecember 18 -
The federal banking regulators Thursday called on institutions to send comments to the Basel committee about proposed changes in the international capital rules.
By Joe AdlerDecember 17


