FDIC's Krimminger Says SIFI Could Be Forced to Restructure
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Ahead of House Financial Services subcommittee meeting Tuesday in DC, the FDIC's chief counsel Mike Krimminger has suggested systemically important financial institutions (SIFI) in the US could have to simply their operations if they can not come up with legitimate plans for unwinding themselves in the event of a crisis.
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