...institution before the appointment of a conservator or receiver only if it first determines that this option is the "least costly to the deposit insurance fund of all possible methods" for resolving the institution. As the General Counsel also has noted, a related provision in the Federal...

...Act of 1991 requires the FDIC, when resolving a troubled institution, to adopt the resolution method "least costly to the deposit insurance fund of all...meeting the FDIC's obligation to insured depositors. / A. 1. Discussed with staff. No response required. Q.2. What is the current cost of capital forbearance...

...the agency to provide insurance coverage for the insured deposits in such institution and the action is the 'least costly to the deposit insurance fund of all possible methods for meeting the Corporat,ons obligat,on. 12 USCA 1823(cX4). 13 12 USC §1821(dX9). 14 Swire, Bank Insolvency IMW, 42...

...Corporation) in connection with the exercise of any such authority with respect to such institution is the least costly to the deposit insurance fund of all possible methods for meeting the Corporation's obligation under this section. (B) DETERMINING LEAST COSTLY APPROACH.— In determining...

...of 1991 ("FDICIA") by curtailing the practice of treating FDICinsured banks as "too big to fail." 17 FDICIA's "least-cost resolution" rule allows the FDIC...narrow systemic-risk exception, which has never been used. 18 Before FDICIA, the FDIC was spending extra money from the deposit insurance fund to protect...

...of l99l ("FDICIA") by curtailing the practice of treating FDlCinsured banks as "too big to fail."i7 FDICIA's "least-cost resolution" rule allows the FDIC...meeting the FDIC's obligation to insured depositors. l2 USC § I823(cX4). The rule has a narrow systemic-risk exception, which has never been used.'8 Before...

...1831o); • least-cost resolution, under which the FDIC can generally protect a depository institution's uninsured depositors and nondeposit creditors only...meeting the FDIC's obligation to insured depositors (§ 1823(c)(4)(A)); • other measures designed to curtail too-big-to-fail practices, including •...

...Indentation so in law. nection with the exercise of any such authority with respect to such institution is the least costly to the deposit insurance fund of all possible methods for meeting the Corporation's obligation under this section. (B) DETERMINING LEAST COSTLY APPROACH. — In determining...