This Note examines the most recent wave of personal liability for bank directors regarding decisions made in their official capacity, as well as the implications that this trend may have on bank directors and shareholders. Part II discusses FDIC claims against bank directors, including the FDIC claim process, the applicable law, and the standard of care in director liability cases. Part III details the trend prior to the 2008 financial crisis in bank director personal liability in enforcement actions. Part IV examines the post-2008 financial crisis trend in bank director personal liability in enforcement actions and details the characteristics of many post-crisis claims. Part V discusses methods that banks use to protect their directors fro...
markdownabstract__Abstract__ The global financial crisis gives reason to revisit the debate on di...
It appears that our society has tacitly agreed to spare corporate directors any significant legal li...
It appears that our society has tacitly agreed to spare corporate directors any significant legal li...
This Note examines the most recent wave of personal liability for bank directors regarding decisions...
The recent banking and financial crisis underscores the evident reality that banks are different cor...
The term unsafe or unsound banking practices serves as a statutory trigger for virtually every key...
In the aftermath of the 2008 financial crisis, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) brou...
This book chapter outlines sources in U.S. law of personal liability for directors of corporations, ...
This article considers the accountability of bankers and on the role of the law in holding those res...
Smith v. Van Gorkom set in motion a trend of increased exposure for directors and officers of Americ...
In recent years corporate directors and officers, and their lawyers,have become aware that the Damoc...
The corporate governance problems of banks are qualitatively and quantitatively different from those...
Cases the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) pursues against the directors and officers of...
Over half the states now expressly permit the inclusion of provisions that limit or eliminate direct...
The effect of the novel coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic has resulted in current and future liquidit...
markdownabstract__Abstract__ The global financial crisis gives reason to revisit the debate on di...
It appears that our society has tacitly agreed to spare corporate directors any significant legal li...
It appears that our society has tacitly agreed to spare corporate directors any significant legal li...
This Note examines the most recent wave of personal liability for bank directors regarding decisions...
The recent banking and financial crisis underscores the evident reality that banks are different cor...
The term unsafe or unsound banking practices serves as a statutory trigger for virtually every key...
In the aftermath of the 2008 financial crisis, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) brou...
This book chapter outlines sources in U.S. law of personal liability for directors of corporations, ...
This article considers the accountability of bankers and on the role of the law in holding those res...
Smith v. Van Gorkom set in motion a trend of increased exposure for directors and officers of Americ...
In recent years corporate directors and officers, and their lawyers,have become aware that the Damoc...
The corporate governance problems of banks are qualitatively and quantitatively different from those...
Cases the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) pursues against the directors and officers of...
Over half the states now expressly permit the inclusion of provisions that limit or eliminate direct...
The effect of the novel coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic has resulted in current and future liquidit...
markdownabstract__Abstract__ The global financial crisis gives reason to revisit the debate on di...
It appears that our society has tacitly agreed to spare corporate directors any significant legal li...
It appears that our society has tacitly agreed to spare corporate directors any significant legal li...