NEW YORK (Reuters) – U.S. bank regulators on Wednesday posted plans submitted by eight of the nation’s largest banks for how they could be dissolved in a crisis and gave American International Group, Inc and Prudential Financial an extra year to submit their plans.
Fed posts banks’ ‘living wills,’ gives AIG, Prudential more time
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