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Re: Oberthal post# 726859

Friday, 04/26/2024 12:55:40 PM

Friday, April 26, 2024 12:55:40 PM

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The FDIC has stated consistently they can not close the Washington Mutual case until all legal proceedings are closed. Besides LIBOR, there were about 6 cases last time I checked that were not settled. Sep,2023. They didn't even go after them until the deadline for bringing cases was looming last summer.

Would love to see them all closed and the case closed @ the FDIC but not counting on any windfall. FDIC has a lot of discretion to apply LIBOR settlements the way they want and where they want. So what's to keep them from building a "war chest" and justifying it by stating future bankruptcy case may require additional funding.

Think about how the FDIC has acted to date. No urgency, boiler plate responses to inquiries "currently we do not anticipate...", and glib responses to inquiries from shareholders. Further, how has the entire government treated this case? 5AT, changed laws to prevent another Washington Mutual holding company scenario, and clearly in the "WGAS about the shareholders camp"... Not holding my breath for the government to do the right thing but maybe they will surprise us?
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