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January 18, 2010 at 8:03 PM #504158January 20, 2010 at 6:31 PM #504013Diego MamaniParticipant
I think the FDIC premiums paid by banks should increase geometrically (or by some other nonlinear fashion) with the bank’s size. That way larger banks would be paying through the nose in premiums before they get a chance to be TBTF.
Of course, banks can always opt out of the FDIC, but would they want to do so? Probably not.
January 20, 2010 at 6:31 PM #504157Diego MamaniParticipantI think the FDIC premiums paid by banks should increase geometrically (or by some other nonlinear fashion) with the bank’s size. That way larger banks would be paying through the nose in premiums before they get a chance to be TBTF.
Of course, banks can always opt out of the FDIC, but would they want to do so? Probably not.
January 20, 2010 at 6:31 PM #504555Diego MamaniParticipantI think the FDIC premiums paid by banks should increase geometrically (or by some other nonlinear fashion) with the bank’s size. That way larger banks would be paying through the nose in premiums before they get a chance to be TBTF.
Of course, banks can always opt out of the FDIC, but would they want to do so? Probably not.
January 20, 2010 at 6:31 PM #504648Diego MamaniParticipantI think the FDIC premiums paid by banks should increase geometrically (or by some other nonlinear fashion) with the bank’s size. That way larger banks would be paying through the nose in premiums before they get a chance to be TBTF.
Of course, banks can always opt out of the FDIC, but would they want to do so? Probably not.
January 20, 2010 at 6:31 PM #504898Diego MamaniParticipantI think the FDIC premiums paid by banks should increase geometrically (or by some other nonlinear fashion) with the bank’s size. That way larger banks would be paying through the nose in premiums before they get a chance to be TBTF.
Of course, banks can always opt out of the FDIC, but would they want to do so? Probably not.
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