US Regional Banks at Risk of Failure Due to Deposit Rules and Commercial Real Estate Collapse
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Activist investor Nelson Peltz has called for the creation of a new deposit insurance scheme to protect savers in the event of bank failures. Peltz argues that the current system, which is backed by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, is inadequate and that a new scheme is needed to ensure financial stability. The proposal is part of a wider push for regulatory reform in the US banking sector.
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