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The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. (FDIC) has proposed a plan to link banks’ compensation structures with the size of premiums paid by institutions into its deposit insurance fund.

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WASHINGTON (AP) — Federal regulators appear ready to temper proposed restrictions on private equity firms seeking to buy failed banks, as the government seeks to lure more potential purchasers amid a mounting tally of collapsed financial institutions.

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WASHINGTON, (Xinhua) -- The US banking sector lost a combined 32.1 billion dollars in the final three months of 2008, worse than the 26.2 billion dollars originally reported last month, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. (FDIC) reported yesterday.

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NEW YORK (AP) – The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. said yesterday the list of banks it considers to be in trouble shot up nearly 50 percent to 171 during the third quarter — yet another sign of escalating problems among the institutions controlling Americans' deposits.

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