Capital Tangible Equity Capital / Wilson / Banks Capital Tangible Equity Capital / Branching Efficiency Act / Resolution Trust Corporation / Riegle-Neal Interstate Banking / /
Country
United States / /
Currency
USD / /
Event
M&A / Bankruptcy / /
IndustryTerm
real estate / early-warning systems / bank performance / interstate banking / model future bank states / related bank / average other real estate / poor management / problem-bank list / bank state / bank / bank mergers / troubled banks / deposit insurance funds / branch bank / unrelated bank / nonproblem bank / de novo banks / bank states / problem-bank status / bank failures / deposit insurance system / bank examiners / model future bank state / problem bank / fund management / bank researchers / /
Organization
FDIC’s Financial Risk Committee / Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation / FDIC / U.S. Treasury / /
Person
Brian Lamm / Robert DeYoung / James Marino / Virginia Olin / Andrew Davenport / Robert Oshinsky / Keefe / Jesse Weiher / /
Position
Economist / Division of Insurance and Research / Senior Financial Economist / counsel / King / Senior Financial Economist / Division of Insurance and Research / /
Product
External Injections Internal Injections / Capital Injections / Variable Capital Tangible Equity Capital Capital Injections / Internal Capital Injections / /
Troubled Banks: Why Don’t They All Fail? by Robert Oshinsky and Virginia Olin* contribute to recovery as well as to failure is important for the FDIC’s long-term strategic planning: accurate predictions of the future