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103 - Bill Isaac - Financial Institutions in the Current Environment
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During Episode 103 – Financial Institutions in the Current Environment we visit with Bill Isaac who has had an unparalleled career serving as Chairman of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) during the banking crises of the 1980s as well as Chairman of Fifth Third Bancorp during the Great Recession.
During this extended episode we will discuss the current banking environment, gain insights about how to manage risks for banks and some insights for operating businesses.
Key takeaways include:
- Understanding recent bank failures in the context of the bank failures of the 1980s and the Great Recession.
- Lessons learned from Bill’s time at the FDIC and applicability to today’s regulatory environment
- Top risks and insights for banks
While this episode has a focus on banking, business leaders and investors will gain insights that may assist them navigating through this period of higher interest rates and better understanding how to work with their bankers.
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