Monday, August 24, 2009
Analyst Bove sees 150-200 more U.S. bank failures
A prominent banking analyst said on Sunday that 150 to 200 more U.S. banks will fail in the current banking crisis, and the industry's payments to keep the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp afloat could eat up 25 percent of pretax income in 2010.
Richard Bove of Rochdale Securities said this will likely force the FDIC, which insures deposits, to turn increasingly to non-U.S. banks and private equity funds to shore up the banking system...
Reuters: Analyst Bove sees 150-200 more U.S. bank failures
Richard Bove of Rochdale Securities said this will likely force the FDIC, which insures deposits, to turn increasingly to non-U.S. banks and private equity funds to shore up the banking system...
Reuters: Analyst Bove sees 150-200 more U.S. bank failures
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