FDIC's List of Problem Banks Grows to 884
It's no surprise the financial industry has taken a severe beating since 2009, banks in particular. Bad real estate loans have wreaked havoc on the banking industry and have led to hundreds of banks having to close their doors for good.
According to a previous DSNEWS' article, "During the 2010 calendar year, 157 FDIC-insured lending institutions went under." The article further stated, "The number of lending institutions on the FDIC's problem-bank watch list rose to 884 as of the end of last year. That's up from 860 three months earlier ... "
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