A sharp rise in U.S. bank failures and dramatic new guarantee programs have increased the burden on the fund that insures bank customers' savings accounts, but the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp ...

The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. said the cost of 2010's 157 bank failures to the deposit insurance fund was $24.18 billion, about a $2 billion increase from a previous estimate, announced data ...

Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. acting Chair Travis Hill on Tuesday suggested the agency consider changing how it calculates the Deposit Insurance Fund's reserve ratio. Hill, in comments at the FDIC's ...

Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. staff Thursday said the agency's Deposit Insurance fund reserve ratio — which measures the Deposit Insurance Fund, or DIF, balance compared to all FDIC insured deposits ...

Bank failures will likely cost the insurance deposit fund around $100 billion over the next four years, prompting the FDIC board to vote Tuesday to require banks to prepay $45 billion in premiums.

All in all, it’s a highly favorable backdrop for banks, as witnessed by a rising balance in the FDIC insurance fund and a mere two bank failures in 2024, out of more than 4,500 institutions.

The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp may have up to $10 billion in previously unknown liabilities tied to mortgages that failed lender IndyMac sold to Fannie Mae, according to a report in the New ...

Reuters. A sign reads “FDIC Insured” on the door of a branch of First Republic Bank in Boston, Massachusetts, U.S., March 13, 2023. REUTERS/Brian Snyder//File Photo ...

The government fund that protects most bank deposits has fallen to $10.4 billion, from more than $45 billion last year, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation announced Thursday.

All in all, it’s a highly favorable backdrop for banks, as witnessed by a rising balance in the FDIC insurance fund and a mere two bank failures in 2024, out of more than 4,500 institutions.