Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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A federal institution that insures bank deposits. Bloomberg Financial Dictionary
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation ˌFederal Deˈposit Inˌsurance Corpoˌration abbreviation FDIC noun ORGANIZATIONS
BANKING a US government organization that insures
deposit S of up to $100,000 if a member bank fails, and that can act to prevent banks from failing and finance
takeover S of failed banks:
• The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation wants to encourage bank mergers as a way to improve credit conditions.
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A US federal agency, established in 1933, that provides limited guarantees for funds deposited with member banks. It also takes action to help banks merge or avoid failure.
Financial and business terms.
2012.
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