Joe Adler is the former Washington Bureau Chief of American Banker.
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A top Fed official said Monday that better stress tests could prevent managers from over-relying on the kind of "financial myths" that helped drive the 2008 crisis.
By Joe AdlerFebruary 28 - Illinois
WASHINGTON — Regulators seized the $124 million-asset Valley Community Bank in St. Charles, Ill., late Friday in the 23rd bank failure of the year.
By Joe AdlerFebruary 28 -
Rep. Maxine Waters says $20B would be too small a penalty for erring mortgage servicers; Barney Frank praises a GOP colleague in the fight to contain the financial crisis; and more.
By Cheyenne Hopkins and Joe AdlerFebruary 25 -
WASHINGTON — Regulators seized the $124 million-asset Valley Community Bank in St. Charles, Ill., late Friday in the 23rd bank failure of the year.
By Joe AdlerFebruary 25 -
House Republicans are taking aim at four of the administration's foreclosure-prevention programs, arguing that they have failed to help many homeowners and are a waste of time and money.
By Joe AdlerFebruary 24 -
How you assess the banking industry's health from the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.'s latest earnings report may depend on which page you turn to.
By Joe AdlerFebruary 23 -
A sharp drop in the level of loan loss provisions helped the banking industry earn $21.7 billion in the fourth quarter, the second highest quarterly total in more than three years, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. said Wednesday.
By Joe Adler and Rob BlackwellFebruary 23 -
Dodd-Frank contains a series of ambitious deadlines requiring regulators to complete 170 or so new rules by July. But it's become clear the agencies are going to miss many targets.
By Joe AdlerFebruary 22 -
The former management of a Denver thrift is suing federal regulators over its seizure last month, saying the agencies closed it while it was still a viable institution and arguing it should be reopened.
By Joe AdlerFebruary 21 -
The former management of a Denver thrift is suing federal regulators over its seizure last month, saying the agencies closed it while it was still a viable institution and arguing it should be reopened.
By Joe AdlerFebruary 18 -
Four failed-bank deals announced Friday evening marked another successful night for private equity.
By Joe AdlerFebruary 13 -
Four failed-bank deals announced Friday evening marked another successful night for private equity.
By Joe AdlerFebruary 11 -
Chris Dodd is in talks to lead film industry lobby group; Barney Frank rebuts an FCIC report that claims the Massachusetts congressman supported failed housing policies; and more.
February 11 -
Two deputies were named in the FDIC's Office of Complex Financial Institutions, while three staff positions were announced in the Division of Depositor and Consumer Protection.
By Joe AdlerFebruary 11 -
Two deputies were named in the FDIC's Office of Complex Financial Institutions, while three staff positions were announced in the agency's Division of Depositor and Consumer Protection.
By Joe AdlerFebruary 11 -
A Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. proposal would require some bank employees to receive training in deposit insurance. Employees who open new accounts would receive computer-based instruction about insurance rules for different account types.
By Joe AdlerFebruary 8 -
A top Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. official said former managers can gain access to failed-bank documents "where appropriate" but not in a way that imperils customer privacy.
By Joe AdlerFebruary 8 -
While banks are likely to object to proposed regulatory restrictions on executive pay, the plan unveiled Monday to discourage risky pay structures could have gone a lot farther.
By Joe AdlerFebruary 7 -
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Friday named Michael Krimminger, a close aide to Chairman Sheila Bair, as the agency's new general counsel.
By Joe AdlerFebruary 4 -
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Friday named Michael Krimminger, a close aide to Chairman Sheila Bair, as the agency's new general counsel.
By Joe AdlerFebruary 4

