They’re trying to sell it first but if that doesn’t work they don’t really have other options if they don’t want to be dealing with massive job losses and multiple bank runs next week.
They’re trying to sell it first but if that doesn’t work they don’t really have other options if they don’t want to be dealing with massive job losses and multiple bank runs next week.
The bank will re-open, companies will get most of their money, and life will carry on. The FDIC aren’t going to guarantee 100% of deposits, and shouting from the rooftops that a million jobs will be lost if the FDIC don’t do it (which they won’t) is panic-inducing for no discernible reason.
Edit: I intentionally took one for the team by embarrassing myself with a claim disproven less than an hour later. You’re welcome.
Anyway we'll see what FDIC does. They're good at what they do.
I agree the fdic has done this before and if they can find a buyer or communicate well it should turn out fine next week.
There is a risk of contagion though and a risk of job losses if money is delayed for say 6-12 months. I don’t think it’s unreasonable to be worried about it if you’re impacted.