As a result, the government took receivership of
the failed banks assets (including foreclosures).
Not exact matches
UniCredit, the biggest Italian
bank in
assets, also
failed the ECB stress tests last July.
There is a push afoot to force
banks to hold higher levels of capital against their loans and other
assets, in the belief that more capital makes a
bank less likely to
fail.
If the balance of your accounts exceeds $ 250,000, you might get the uninsured portion of your money when the FDIC sells the
failed bank's
assets — but it could take years.
If your business
fails and is unable to make the loan payments, whatever personal
assets posted by the owners as collateral can be seized by the
bank, including houses, vehicles, investment accounts, etc..
The bill makes a fivefold increase, to $ 250 billion, in the level of
assets at which
banks are deemed to pose a potential threat if they
failed.
Of course, many people now feel that big
banks don't have to worry about bad performance being magnified because under the implicit «too - big - to -
fail» guarantee of the government, they won't have to take the losses when
asset values decline.
With
bank loans you have to be sure to pay back the loan, or face bankruptcy and
assets being seized to pay off your debts; with investment angels you may lose some control of your business; and with family and friends there is the stress of using their money in a business that can potentially
fail.
Loose monetary policy, including so - called quantitative easing through which central
banks create new money to buy financial
assets in the secondary market, has
failed to spark a recovery because the world is awash in debt.
This means that if the business owner
fails to make a payment or goes into default, the
bank can seize collateral such as business property, equipment, cash savings and deposits, and even personal
assets.
The German
bank's IPO of
asset management arm DWS has
failed to create value.
They were also accused of
failing to appropriately disclose their foreign work and foreign
assets, and of committing tax, financial, and
bank fraud crimes, some of which took place as recently as last year.
A Reuters story reported that the FDIC is planning to sell $ 1.8 billion of guaranteed ABS, the residential mortgage
assets of
failed banks seized by the FDIC.
Three others could also boost income: counting municipal bonds as liquid, or easy - to - sell,
assets; requiring less debt that won't have to be paid back if a
bank fails; and making it easier to comply with post-crisis rules.»
AMCON had alleged that the
assets were being seized after the company has
failed to refund the sum of 11 billion Naira loan owed to Union
Bank and acquired by the corporation.
The prosecution had alleged, among other
asset declaration breaches, that the Senate President while being a public officer, operated
bank accounts outside Nigeria, and
failed to declare the foreign accounts to the Code of Conduct Bureau while being governor and a senator during the period.
Liberia's central
bank confirmed Thursday it has appointed the son of President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf as interim governor despite his previous suspension from the institution for
failing to properly declare his
assets.
The Green Party also called for seizing the
assets of the «too big to
fail»
banks, breaking them up, and turning them into state and community owned
banks oriented towards developing the economy for the public good.
For the most part, they've already lined up another
bank that is willing to buy the
failed bank's business minus their problem loans and troubled
assets.
Real creditors (i.e. a
bank or finance company) have legal contracts with the borrower granting the lender the right to claim any of the debtor's real
assets (e.g. real estate or car) if he or she
fails to pay back the loan.
There is no physical
asset a
bank can seize in case you
fail to pay, unlike a mortgage or a car loan.
Bankers would introduce excess
bank money, then deliberately cut it back on it one day, watch prices plummet as businesses
failed, then buy distressed
assets cheaply.
Represented financial institution in litigation regarding alleged fraud in the sale of
assets of
failed bank.
Represented financial institution that acquired
assets of
failed bank in litigation regarding alleged fraud in the sale of
bank assets.
For 15 years, Scott has defended the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) in litigation arising out of several
failed banks — including Washington Mutual
Bank and IndyMac
Bank — involving their
asset - backed securitization businesses, alleged tax liabilities and deposit insurance limitations.
Earlier this year we wrote about a recent case in which a
bank failed to act reasonably when withholding its consent to the release of a secured
asset.
Those who want to buy the
assets of a
failed bank need to get to the altar fast to clinch their union...