Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation

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Among the problems in the U.S. financial system which the 100th Congress will be called on to consider is the financial condition of the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation (FSLIC), the Federal deposit insurance agency for most of the Nation's savings institutions. The number of failed savings institutions has strained the financial resources of the FSLIC. A major issue of immediate importance is how the FSLIC will meet its financial requirements to enable it to deal effectively with savings institutions now known to be in difficulty.

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Title

Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation: Recapitalization and alternatives

Creators/Contributors

Wells, F. Jean (Author)

Date Issued

1986

Publisher

Library of Congress. Congressional Research Service

Notes

Financial Requirements of the FSLIC - Possible Solutions -- Legislation -- Hearings -- Additional Reference Sources.

Among the problems in the U.S. financial system which the 100th Congress will be called on to consider is the financial condition of the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation (FSLIC), the Federal deposit insurance agency for most of the Nation's savings institutions. The number of failed savings institutions has strained the financial resources of the FSLIC. A major issue of immediate importance is how the FSLIC will meet its financial requirements to enable it to deal effectively with savings institutions now known to be in difficulty.

F. Jean Wells, Specialist in Money and Banking, Economics Division.

CRS 86-1047 E

"December 22, 1986."

Language

eng

Extent

8 pages

Genre

book

Type/Format

text