Yes and no. Settling claimants had their claims denied (golden parachute).
There was a group of non-settling claimants who had their claims also denied but it was largely due to a factor of their claim amount. Much of which the FDIC claimed was already paid during their employment. Off the top of my head non-settling claimants comprised of I think 80+% of remaining funds left in the DCR.
Links are in my notes somewhere. I've probably made a post about it some time ago.
----------- Only way I can see jerrylev's scenario play out is the non-settling claimants reduce their claims and FDIC approves of lower claims.
------------------ It's not something I can envision happening.
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