The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) is the independent agency that insures bank deposits and supports financial stability. By guaranteeing deposits up to a limit, it prevents bank runs and protects depositors.
It supervises and examines banks and, when a bank fails, leads the resolution (selling assets or transferring deposits). As seen in the 2023 regional-bank failures, it steps to the fore during episodes of financial stress.
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- We have collected 45 Federal Register documents (rules and notices) for this agency.
Federal Register (rules & notices)
By type： Notice 30Proposed Rule 9Rule 6
- Notice Oct 6, 2026 Privacy Act of 1974; System of Records ↗
- Notice Oct 5, 2026 Notice of Termination of Receiverships ↗
- Notice Oct 1, 2026 Update to Notice of Financial Institutions for Which the Federal Deposit Insuran... ↗
- Notice Sep 24, 2026 Agency Information Collection Activities: Proposed Collection Renewal; Comment R... ↗
- Rule Sep 22, 2026 Unsafe or Unsound Practices, Matters Requiring Attention; Correction ↗
- Proposed Rule Sep 22, 2026 State Bank Parity ↗
- Proposed Rule Sep 22, 2026 Merger Transactions ↗
- Notice Sep 22, 2026 Sunshine Act Meetings ↗
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