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Von WC Ohio
Posted 3/29/2013 13:11 (#3000020)
Subject: First Cyprus, then Canada now FDIC ?



First there was this Canadian proposal that Gottlieb posted on page 144 and 145

 

Can someone who is more familiar with  financial legalese and terminology analyze this and explain ? 

http://www.fdic.gov/about/srac/2012/gsifi.pdf

However, to me in our discussions here, we have discussed how depositors are classified as liabilities on banks balance sheets.  I would also assume they would also be classified as unsecured creditors too?

If that is true it sure sounds like when reading this paper, the code words of "unsecured creditors" is surely meant to infer bank depositors.

If that is the case they aim to confiscate funds if a TBTF bank or any other finds itself insolvent.

Can anyone more familiar with such "terminology" clarify this paper ?

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