Bair’s successor to maintain FDIC stance on covered law
A change in leadership at the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation seems unlikely to make the organisation more receptive to US covered bond legislation in its current form. Rating agency DBRS reports that vice chairman Martin Gruenberg believes that in the event of a bank failure, the FDIC and not investors should have first rights on excess covered bond collateral.
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