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|a Parker, D. C.
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|a Closing a Failed Bank.
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|a Cover Page; Title Page; Copyright Page; Boxes; Figures; Tables; Closing a failed bank : resolution practices and procedures; Contents; Acknowledgments; Preface; Chapter 1 Introduction; Legal Framework; 1.1. Contrasting a Special Bank Insolvency Regime with Commercial Bankruptcy Law; Deposit Insurance during Bank Failures; Media and Public Relations; Chapter Summaries; Chapter 2 Problem Bank Resolution and Supervision; 2.1. Decision Tree for Problem Bank Resolution; Problem Bank Supervision; 2.1. What Makes a Problem Bank?
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|a 2.1. Examples of Informal and Formal Supervisory and Enforcement Actions2.2. U.S. Prompt Corrective Action Capital Categories; 2.2. Bank Intervention Flow Chart; Problem Bank Resolution; Chapter 3 Bank Intervention Procedures; Duties and Responsibilities of Intervention Team; Advance Preparation for Intervention; 3.1. Intervention Staffing; 3.1. Intervention Documents; Immediate Actions at Intervention; Annex 3.1. Functional Area Checklists*; Annex 3.2. Sample Problem Bank Resolution Action Plan*; Annex 3.3. Intervention Organizational Chart.
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|a Annex 3.4. Publication Notice of Appointment of Conservator or Receiver*Annex 3.5. Notice for Registration at the Appropriate Court*; Annex 3.6. Door Notice of Appointment of Conservator or Receiver*; Annex 3.7. Notice to General Director of Appointment of Conservator or Receiver*; Annex 3.8. Notice to Correspondents of Appointment of Conservator or Receiver*; Annex 3.9. Notice to Bank Employees of Appointment of Conservator or Receiver*; Annex 3.10. Employee Code of Conduct and Confidentiality Agreement*
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|a Annex 3.11. Notice to Shareholders, Depositors, Borrowers and Vendors of Appointment of Conservator or Receiver*Annex 3.12. Initial Information; Annex 3.13. Outline for Initial Intervened Bank Employees Meeting; Annex 3.14. Sample Press Releases; Annex 3.15. Questions and Answers for the Press related to [Failed Bank]*; Annex 3.16. Telephone Script (Liquidation)*; Annex 3.17. Bank Intervention Managers Book Table of Contents*; Annex 3.18. Inventory Book of Assets and Liabilities; Annex 3.19. Estimated Loss in Assets Form*; Annex 3.20. Cash Count Sheets*; Annex 3.21. Asset Review Sheet*
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|a Annex 3.22. Bank Account Reconciliation GuidelinesAnnex 3.23. Subsidiary Due Diligence Review Checklist*; Annex 3.24. Business and Disposition Plan; Chapter 4 Conservatorship Operations; 4.1. Placing a Bank in Conservatorship; Annex 4.1. Funds Flow Analysis; Annex 4.2. Contingency Funding Plan Summary*; Operations and Policies; Immediate Concerns; Ongoing Operations; Chapter 5 Final Resolution; 5.1. Open Bank Assistance; Resolution Preparation; Marketing Strategy; 5.1. Summary of a Typical Purchase and Assumption Transaction; 5.2. Assuming Bank Purchase and Assumption Example.
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|a This manual addresses problem bank resolution from the time a bank is identified as being in financial trouble through intervention to liquidation. It comes with an interactive CD-ROM from which users can download and tailor documents to use in their own closing processes. The book draws on the author's lengthy career as a bank liquidator for the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and Resolution Trust Corporation and his worldwide consulting experience with the International Monetary Fund and other international organizations. The chapters examine legal frameworks; the function of deposit i.
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