I have read that there was legislation passed following the housing bubble collapse in 2008 which calls for a bank bail out, but instead of tax payers bailing out the insolvent collapse of a bank, it would instead be the members of the bank:
Bail-ins allow banks to convert debt into equity to increase their capital requirements. They shift the risk to unsecured creditors, including depositors whose account balances exceed the FDIC limit of $250,000.
I do believe this will happen in the not to distant future.
I learned first of this watching a daily podcast on YouTube known as Iallegedly.
“Iallegedly”
We’ve been watching Dan on a daily basis. His info consists
of ww input.
So what, big depositors could end up having to repossess houses of delinquent borrowers?