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The 2008 crisis and the subsequent intervention in Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac remain defining moments in financial history, highlighting the delicate balance between government and the financial sector during times of crisis. The U.S. government stepped in to save Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac by placing them under conservatorship in September 2008. This prevented a potential financial catastrophe. Do you have a personal memory or experience from that time? Feel free to share it with us in the comments section. For more intriguing historical insights, stay connected with BankQuality on social media, and don't forget to share your banking experiences with us at www.bankquality.com #FannieMae #FreddieMac #Fed #UnitedStates #Mortgages #Crises #FinancialCrises #2008Crises #Banks #FinancialInstitutions #BankingHistory #Finance #Banking #Informational #BankQuality #Talk2Bq #BQ
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Building trust in normal times is key to weathering storms. Discover the importance of stability and crisis preparation for financial institutions. #TrustInBanking #CCGCatalyst #BankingResearch Trust in Banking Needs Constant Investment: Tyler Brown https://lnkd.in/grr_CT9p
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FDIC Chair Gruenberg spoke about financial stability and nonbanks with references to the FSOC/FSB. Nonbanks (eg,fintech and stablecoin issuers) should watch closely. Gruenberg warns of growing risk from nonbanks as regulations loom One of Washington’s top banking regulators says the next financial shock could come from a $20.5 trillion market that covers everything from money market funds to hedge funds. These so-called nonbanks are "generally not subject to the same degree of regulation and supervision as banking organizations," FDIC Chair Martin Gruenberg said in prepared remarks for the Exchequer Club in Washington on Wednesday. "As a result, they often have less transparency in their operations, as well as reliance on excessive leverage and volatile funding sources.” When those vulnerabilities are exposed, "nonbank financial institutions can transmit risk into other parts of the financial system and seriously hamper the credit and financial intermediation needed to support the economy.” Why it matters: The Financial Stability Oversight Council — which includes Gruenberg and other top regulators — will meet on Friday to discuss proposed guidance that would give regulators the ability to impose bank-like regulations on firms deemed “systemically important financial institutions.” FSOC has used this authority before to designate four firms — AIG, MetLife, Prudential and GE Capital — as systemically important. Former Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin spearheaded changes during the Trump administration to focus more on broad activities that were deemed risky, as opposed to individual firms. Gruenberg said the future application of prudential regulation to nonbanks should be tailored to be “fit-for-purpose” for that particular institution’s risks. Regulators don’t have enough information about the risks many of these firms are taking. As regulators move ahead with plans to raise capital requirements for large banks, bankers like JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon have argued that there’s a risk that some lending and market activity could shift to these lightly regulated “shadow banks.” “The obvious response to that is there should be appropriately strong capital requirements for those activities in the banks, complemented by greater transparency, stronger oversight and appropriate prudential requirements for nonbanks,” Gruenberg said. "That would be the most effective and balanced way to enhance the stability of the entire financial system." Key context: Gruenberg’s speech lands as banking and market regulators race to impose new rules for nonbank financial institutions that can include private equity firms, asset managers, insurance companies and mutual funds. Nonbank activities are significant enough to disrupt Treasury markets — as was the case when the Federal Reserve injected $1.5 trillion to support public bond markets in the early days of the pandemic — or compete with banks as lenders. https://lnkd.in/ehUtvQBn
Remarks by FDIC Chairman Martin J. Gruenberg at the Exchequer Club on the Financial Stability Risks of Nonbank Financial Institutions
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At South Atlantic Bank, you can #ExpectMore from the care you receive when it comes to your full banking relationship. From your business needs to your next home, we've got you covered no matter where you are in your financial journey. #TailorMadeforYou
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Building trust in normal times is key to weathering storms. Discover the importance of stability and crisis preparation for financial institutions. #TrustInBanking #CCGCatalyst #BankingResearch Trust in Banking Needs Constant Investment: Tyler Brown https://lnkd.in/grr_CT9p
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Rural and Community Banks have made banking easier especially in the Eastern Region. Living in the Eastern Region, here are some Rural/Community Banks that can assist you with all your financial needs. #associationofruralbanksghana #midweek #ruralandcommunitybanking #ruralandcommunitydevelopment #lexbertmultimedia #microwatchm
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When your money is in an FDIC-insured bank, it is protected to at least $250,000 if the bank fails. #IsYourMoneyInsured https://ow.ly/6s2B50PWV3C #FinancialLiteracy #Financial Capability
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When your money is in an FDIC-insured bank, it is protected to at least $250,000 if the bank fails. #IsYourMoneyInsured https://ow.ly/6s2B50PWV3C #FinancialLiteracy #Financial Capability
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