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FDIC Reports Increase in Problem Banks

By Jessica N. Dell

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As reported at D&O Diary the latest FDIC?s Quarterly Banking Profile showed, once again, an increase in ?problem institutions.?    Of the 7,667 institutions that were federally insured as of December 31, 2010, the FDIC rated 884  of them as problem institutions.
 
So identified by the Agency for their "financial, operations or managerial weaknesses that threaten continued financial viability."  These unnamed "problem banks" are responsible for managing over $390 billion in assets.
 
Nonetheless, the FDIC described it as a "turnaround" year, noting that the banking industry reported positive income for four consecutive quarters.
 
A copy of the FDIC?s  Quarterly Banking Profile can be found here.

Full post as published by PomTalk on February 25, 2011 (boomark / email).

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