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IndyMac Federal Bank Receives Government Support

Monday, July 14th, 2008

IndyMac will cover 50% of uninsured deposits as IndyMac Federal Bank.

The government is stepping in to support IndyMac. Having just changed its name from IndyMac Bancorp after it was seized Friday. The FDIC has assumed control saying it will cover 50% of uninsured deposits and fully insure all up to $100,000, which is normal.

John Bovenzi, the FDIC COO says there’s probably no bank in the country that has access to greater capital and liquidity than Indymac Federal Bank. He also states the FDIC expects to sell it in the next 90 days.

Because Charles Schumer has loose lips, IndyMac Bancorp became the second biggest federally insured financial company to be taken over by regulators.

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FDIC Says Deposits in Failed IndyMac Bancorp Are ‘Safe’

Monday, July 14th, 2008

Two days after the Federal Deposit Insurance Company took over California based IndyMac Bancorp Inc, officials say the bank will reopen Monday morning (Today) for business as usual.

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Interview with FDIC Chairman Sheila Bair

Tuesday, July 8th, 2008

One company in the news is IndyMac.

It heated up again yesterday, they are blaming comments from Senator Charles Schumer for big withdrawals and now the Senator is firing back saying they were on the rocks anyway.

Everyone questions that statement by Schumer, this is a big bank, $18 billion deposits.

What is the FDIC doing about this?

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