FDIA

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FDIA is the commonly used abbreviation for the Federal Deposit Insurance Act, the U.S. law that established federal insurance for bank deposits to protect consumers and promote financial stability.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf United States federal statute
abbreviation
administeredBy Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
appliesTo insured banks
insured depository institutions
insured savings associations
country United States of America
createsAuthorityFor Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
enactedBy United States Congress
established federal deposit insurance framework
insurance coverage limits for deposits
rules for resolving failed banks
goal maintain public confidence in the banking system
protect small depositors
reduce risk of bank runs
hasAbbreviation FDIA
jurisdiction United States
legalDomain banking law
financial regulation
primaryPurpose promote financial stability
protect bank depositors
provide federal insurance for bank deposits
regulates federally insured depository institutions
relatedTo Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Federal Reserve Act
National Bank Act
shortName FDIA
standsFor Federal Deposit Insurance Act
subjectMatter bank deposit insurance
bank regulation
consumer financial protection
typeOf banking regulation statute

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Federal Deposit Insurance Act shortName FDIA
subject linked to: FDIA
Federal Deposit Insurance Act hasAbbreviation FDIA
subject linked to: FDIA