Congress debates how to regulate nonbank financial institutions (Dealscape

Creation of a regulatory authority that would take over and wind down nonbank financial institutions is gaining momentum in Washington.

Fears that struggling insurance carrier American International Group Inc. as well as Citigroup Inc., Bank of America Corp. and perhaps other major institutions could need trillions more dollars to stay afloat are focusing policymakers' attention on the need for an agency that can promptly shut down and resolve a wide-ranging financial conglomerate in the same way the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. can seize a commercial bank or a thrift.

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NOT A SUBSCRIBER? Congress debates how to regulate nonbank financial institutions Posted on March 25, 2009 11:08 AM Creation of a regulatory authority that would take over and wind down nonbank financial institutions is gaining momentum in Washington. Fears that struggling insurance carrier American International Group Inc. as well as Citigroup Inc., Bank of America Corp. and perhaps other major institutions could need trillions more dollars to stay afloat are focusing policymakers' attention on the need for an agency that can promptly shut down and resolve a wide-ranging financial conglomerate in the same way the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. can seize a commercial bank or a thrift. This is a free preview of the content available in The Deal Pipeline. Subscribers enjoy access to the full story, as well as second-to-none research tools. To request a demo, or, if you are an existing user to The Deal Pipeline, log in to your account, please scroll down and click the button. Dig deeper, with Pipeline. 1,182 in-depth reports of PE deals in the Financial Services sector 345 in-depth reports of Bankruptcies in the Financial Services sector 101 articles related to Ben Bernanke 88 articles related to Timothy Geithner 10 years of news and analysis archives from the voice of The Deal Economy Most searched keywords Idearc Inc. Skadden Arps Deutsche Bank Concho Resources Windstream Corp. Cantor Fitzgerald Pinnacle Foods Lazard Diedrich Coffee MBIA Inc.		EXISTING USERS Username Password Forget your password? Missing a product?

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