Bair bids bye-bye to FDIC

Michael Watt
01 Jul 2011

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Sheila Bair has become a key part of the regulatory landscape in Washington, DC during her five years at the helm of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC). Much of that time has been spent fighting fires from the worst financial crisis since the creation of the agency in 1933 – a period that has seen the biggest bank failures in US history, and hundreds of smaller banks placed into receivership. It has also seen an expansion of its powers, with the Dodd-Frank Act handing it

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