FDIC’s Bank Failure Strategy Revealed (Surprising Twist | Controversial FDIC Video In Question)

by | Aug 12, 2023 | Bank Failures | 39 comments




What’s the real truth behind the the “leaked” FDIC video? Was the “leaked” FDIC meeting even leaked? Or were the “leaked FDIC video hide market collapse clips that are floating around the Internet selectively chosen to tell a certain narrative?

Our video today – FDIC Plans For Bank Failures (Not What You Think | “Leaked” FDIC Video WAS NOT Leaked) – talks about all this & more. See clips that the other “leaked” FDIC videos haven’t shown yet.

Here’s what I’ll cover:

✅ The “leaked” FDIC was actually not leaked

✅ How the “leaked” version appears to have been misinterpreted

✅ How the FDIC plans for bank failures & market collapse

✅ What does the FDIC System Resolutive Advisory Committee do

✅ Plus a friendly reminder about “news” before & during a possible recession

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FDIC Plans For Bank Failures (Not What You Think | “Leaked” FDIC Video WAS NOT Leaked)

Recently, a highly controversial video claiming to be a leaked recording of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) discussing plans for bank failures has been making waves on social media and various news outlets. However, it is important to note that the video was not actually leaked, but instead taken from a publicly available FDIC training video made in 2013. So, what are the FDIC’s plans for bank failures, and why is this video causing such a stir?

The FDIC is an independent agency of the United States government that is responsible for protecting the funds of depositors in banks and savings associations. It operates by insuring deposits in member banks up to $250,000 per depositor, ensuring the stability and confidence in the nation’s banking system. In the event of a bank failure, the FDIC steps in to protect depositors and minimize the impact on the financial system.

The video that has attracted so much attention is an excerpt from an FDIC training video called “Understanding Deposit Insurance Coverage.” It was produced to educate bank employees about the process and procedures involved when a bank fails. The video discusses topics such as how the FDIC determines deposit insurance coverage, how customers are notified when a bank fails, and what happens to their accounts.

The video begins with an animated scenario in which a fictional community bank is on the verge of failure. It outlines the FDIC’s role in stepping in to protect depositors and ensure the smooth transition of accounts to other financial institutions. The segment in question features a straightforward discussion about the importance of maintaining confidence in the banking system and working together to prevent panic during a bank failure. These are routine measures put in place by the FDIC to prevent systemic crises and safeguard the economy.

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Despite the video being readily available on the FDIC’s website for training purposes, it has been shared widely on social media with claims of being a “leaked” video that exposes sinister intentions. The conspiracy theories that have emerged surrounding the video suggest that the FDIC is planning mass bank closures and the confiscation of depositors’ funds. These accusations have caused unnecessary panic and confusion among the general public.

It is crucial to remember that the FDIC’s primary objective is to ensure the stability and public confidence in the banking system. The agency works diligently to protect the deposits of American citizens and prevent widespread financial instability. Any ideas about the FDIC orchestrating the collapse of the banking system are far-fetched and unfounded.

As with any government agency, transparency is essential. The FDIC regularly publishes information about failed banks, operational procedures, and how depositors can access their insured funds. The training video in question is merely one example of the many resources offered by the FDIC to educate employees and the public about its crucial role in maintaining a stable banking environment.

In conclusion, it is important to separate fact from fiction when it comes to the recently circulating video claiming to be a leaked FDIC recording. The video is, in fact, a publicly available training video that outlines routine procedures in the event of a bank failure. The FDIC’s main focus is to protect depositors and maintain the public’s trust and confidence in the banking system. Misinterpretation and speculation surrounding this video have unnecessarily fueled conspiracy theories, which ultimately do a disservice to the important work carried out by the FDIC.

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39 Comments

  1. Diamond NestEgg

    LINK TO ACTUAL VIDEO ON FDIC WEBSITE: http://fdic.windrosemedia.com/index.php?category=Systemic+Resolution+Advisory+Committee (the section from about 1 hour & 18 minutes to 1 hour & 35 minutes show what the topic at hand was really about)

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  2. C John Chim

    Awesome ❤you’re the best.

  3. Nona Muss

    Thank you for this. I searched and found your video after hearing the “leaked” version on another YT video. Really aggravating because I’m looking for factual info! Thank you!!!!!

  4. Eric McDowell

    You are a wealth of knowledge, and you present the material so clearly. Thanks so much for what you do, Jennifer!

  5. Getoffenit!!!!

    Okay….so Banks dont actually have enough cash on hand…so…if several Banks fail and cash cannot be paid out
    Would cash be cancelled and an economy would transition to cashless
    Economy?

  6. L. Frwll

    Just curious what your opinion is now after what happened at svb?

  7. Aaron Hutchings

    The most important part of the FDIC video is that people understand that there is such as thing as a bail-in and it's not just a conspiracy theory. After watching your video I was left with the impression that there is nothing to worry about if there is a bank failure in order to sound reasonable in the face of one aspect that other channels are using as clickbait. Bail-ins and the fact that the FDIC does not have enough to cover more than just a small percentage of deposits is extremely important for people to be aware of.

  8. John O

    With everything the Federal Reserve is doing, I wouldn't be surprised if the whole system fails sooner than later. The Federal Reserve creates inflation through their idiotic monetary policy where banks benefit and despite what one person wrote in the comments, we are on the hook; not the banks. Besides, in that meeting they were talking about bail-ins that have nothing to do with one bank failing.

  9. David Moore

    I'll continue to put my money into gold and silver.

  10. theyuha

    There is a lot of distrust of the government after the Twitter lies, Elon caught them lying. people assume they are lying about this too. i do not believe our market will collapse but there could be some panic. Other countries have had people lose money, some think we may not be as protected as we think we are. The biggest risk is those who have over 250K in accounts. I think it is best not to over-react but some silver and or gold is good to have but don't put you whole portfolio in it. They will resolve it but our dollar may lose some value similar to what happened in 2022 but instead a new dollar will replace the old dollar. The banks have a lot of money, they can chip in to make up for any damage. They will have to. my question is if we lose 10% when we go to a new digital dollar will we be compensated if we own I- Bonds? I know the money will not be lost but will we also lose 10%? The Federal government does have money to cover insurance with FDIC but may have to print some to cover it all, that is why i think we could have some inflation but we will not have a total collapse, the banks are also well funded, perhaps if they have any good will they can chip in. They caused this problem so they could pay to fix it.

  11. Kandis Mueller

    Thank you for clarifying that.

  12. Mary

    Thank you so much for clarifying this information. As a super saver myself just happened a crossed this video about the “leaked” FDIC Meeting. Thanks for clarifying fact from fiction regarding the “leaked”FDIC Video. Am a new subbie btw. Thanks again for your content.

  13. Gundus1000

    Thank You. Your work is very valuable.

  14. Paul Johnson

    What are your thoughts on the policies that changed after the 2008 crash? From my understanding the monetary policy no longer requires banks to hold 10% of their depositors money. Also there’s a concept of a bail in so in the event there’s a run on the banks they can hold your money.

  15. Virginia James

    Do you have any insight on the world moving away from the dollar? As Saudi oil is based on the dollar etc.

  16. CVEIWKID

    Can't trust anyone anymore

  17. Vic Laranja

    This was super valuable. Thank you

  18. Daniela Bryner

    The video is missing. It is not on youtube or on their FDIC website. The November meeting is missing and why is FDIC planning for bank failure?

  19. Јоhn Daniel

    I doubt the realities of our banking system will ever actually be known. Meetings posted Live are not meetings you should be concerned about. That goes for Banking or car manufacturing or food processing. We have thousands of legal actions in our history of those actions companies and banks have done without cameras present. So never put much trust in the 5% of videos they do release, concern yourself with the 95% of the ones they don't.

  20. paul marino

    Transparent……just like the biden administration, you mean transparent like that?

  21. Allen Anthony

    Excellent analysis. Long before this "leaked" FDIC video there were these concerns about bail-ins and FDIC liquidity and then came this timely video. Mitigation is to diversify banks and use Treasury Direct imo.

  22. Lee Anderson

    I don't worry–They'll print 'da money 😉

  23. Wigzelleleven

    Good way to sell gold for sure.

  24. Fred Garvin

    Interesting video, well presented. I'll look in to it more.

    Unrelated: Is the word "stakeholder" being used more since Klaus Schwab at the WEF introduced his concept "Stakeholder capitalism" or is it just me? Thanks!

  25. soundofprice

    Only time will tell…..let's see

  26. _ omarlives

    Exactly i thought wait is this actually leaked? Let me find out about this title 2 leak…n here isnur video proving it was not leaked

  27. Tom McLaughlin

    I am so glad I found you, thank you so so much!

  28. Carl Jensen

    Good video. I get it that there are serious and dangerous corruption activities out there, but when that gets translated into "the sky is falling next week", that is not helpful. This video was helpful in putting things into perspective.

  29. Magnificent Muttley

    Ever notice how the T R U T H has the least amount of views?

  30. C Cos

    Brava! Not only did you call out the fearmongers, but you also gave us all an education! I enjoy your channel very much and look forward to each new video. Thanks for all you do!

  31. TM26

    FDIC only has ~120 billion on hand to bail out depositors in the event of a banking system failure.
    Bank deposits are in the trillions. There is no way they can protect up to 250k for everyone who has that money.

  32. 62orBetter

    Hey I am reading that but China and Japan are dumping their treasury bills in mass. Do you think that’s true? How does it affect my holdings?

  33. D Goodwin

    Thank you. A friend forwarded me a 'leaked clip' and she was a little freaked. I came across your video when I was doing some fact checking and shared it with her. She feels better now and so do I. It's amazing how a few choice words and selected video clips can send one straight down the rabbit hole!

  34. Bert McDowell

    Thank you for clarifying fed meeting. Have you yet discussed dodd Frank bail in possibility?

  35. Richard Hanson

    Great video!
    Do they have these meetings in regards to a financial collapse often? One would think they would already have these protocols in place after the financial collapse.

  36. James Martin

    Grandad always thought gold and govt bonds were the safest.

  37. Tom Flanders

    Now this is what a fact check should have been and should always be. I literally just came off a "the world is ending" style video and wanted to get the full video beyond that exact clip that you showed. Thank you for spreading truth and facts.

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