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Friday, February 11, 2011

Commercial Real Estate and Bank Stability, Federal Officials Panel


February 4, 2011

Troubled Asset Relief Program Oversight Panel
Witnesses testified on the impact of the commercial real estate market on the stability of banks. In his testimony, Patrick Parkinson said that banks have only taken 40 to 50 percent of the losses from commercial real estate they could eventually incur, but he added that problems in the sector are mostly a threat to smaller banks and do not appear to pose a risk to the entire financial system.


Speakers

  • Kaufman, Edward

    U.S. Senator Delaware (Democratic)
  • McWatters, Mark

    Member Troubled Asset Relief Program Oversight Panel
  • Neiman, Richard

    Member Troubled Asset Relief Program Oversight Panel
  • Parkinson, Patrick

    Director Federal Reserve->Banking Supervision and Regulation
  • Silvers, Damon

    Member Troubled Asset Relief Program Oversight Panel
  • Thompson, Sandra

    Director Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation->Division of Supervision and Consumer Protection
  • Troske, Kenneth

    Member Troubled Asset Relief Program Oversight Panel
  • Wilson, David

    Deputy Comptroller Office of the Comptroller of the Currency->Credit and Market Risk

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