The FDIC will regulate the depository institution but it cannot regulate the holding company. And what the Federal Reserve would do is regulate the holding company and would leave the FDIC as the primary regulator of the institution as it would be under the current law.
James A. Leach: “The FDIC will regulate the depository institution but it cannot regulate the holding company. And what the Federal…”
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Discussing regulatory roles of the FDIC and Federal Reserve.
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