.FinancialCmte's RepBlaine suggested the US should begin temporarily insuring every bank deposit in the country as a way to build up confidence in the national banking system after the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank over the weekend.
One of the top Republicans on the House Financial Services Committee suggested on Tuesday that the United States should begin temporarily insuring every bank deposit in the country as a way to build up confidence in the national banking system after the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank over the weekend.
Luetkemeyer’s comments make him one of the first Republicans to take a similar stance as President Joe Biden, who has called for a broad deposit guarantee to mitigate fallout from the banking crisis. Meanwhile, several Republicans have criticized those proposals, calling it a bailout for big banks. “You know, the sky is falling. Everybody runs around like that, the whole thing’s going to implode,” he said.
Luetkemeyer pointed to a similar temporary policy that was implemented after the 2008 financial crisis that established an unlimited deposit insurance program for any bank above the $250,000 limit.
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