The federal deposit insurance fund that didn't put a bite on U.S. taxpayers

Article Abstract:

A study was conducted on how differences in incentive structure limit the attractiveness of interest-rate speculation and other risk-taking opportunities to managers and regulators of credit unions. The results suggest that expanded use of coinsurance and private monitoring could lessen taxpayer loss exposure in government deposit insurance system. A partnership between private sureties and federal deposit insurers patterned after private bonding arrangements in the credit-union sector provides a way to reduce the frequency and severity of future taxpayer bailouts.

Credit Unions, Finance, Bankruptcy

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The implied reserves of the Bank Insurance Fund

Article Abstract:

A new methodology for connecting premiums with reserves of a bank guaranty fund is discussed. A model for the same is examined.

Greece, Credit Management

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Market discipline and deposit insurance reform in Japan

Article Abstract:

The role of Japanese government's deposit insurance reform in bringing about market discipline in Japan is discussed.

Japan, Government expenditures, Market Targeting & Approach, Economic policy, Market strategy

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