Bank Holidays & Other Suspensions
Documents from 1991
45 Credit Unions and Banks Shut by Rhode Island, Keith Bradsher
Bumgardner Statement, Layne L. Bumgardner
A boon for borrowers: New rules permit borrowers to use frozen funds for loans, Neil Downing
Credit Unions, receivership and DEPCO, Neil Downing
DEPCO moves to help PierBank reopen, Neil Downing
Depositors may apply to state for emergency withdrawals to $1000, Neil Downing
Depositors won't get scrip as IOUs, Neil Downing
Haircuts will apply in larger payouts, Neil Downing
Nine closed institutions to begin payouts Amounts vary; checks to be mailed, Neil Downing
Payments must still be made on a loan from closed institutions, Neil Downing
Proposed measure gives DEPCO wide powers, much independence, Neil Downing
Small depositors may see light at end of tunnel under revised plan, Neil Downing
State plans to ease hardship withdrawals from frozen accounts, Neil Downing
Hundreds descend on Citizens to collect their federal payments, Suzanne Espinoza
FDIC Denies Applications for Federal Deposit Insurance From Five Privately Insured Rhode Island Banks, Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC)
Carved in Sand: A Report on the Collapse of the Rhode Island Share and Deposit Indemnity Corporation, Vartan Gregorian
Credit Union Crisis DEPCO will require $200 million more, banking expert says, John Kostrzewa
Sundlun offers payback plan New agency would take over ailing banks, credit unions, John Kostrzewa
Credit Union Crisis Business Viewpoint Guess who's the fall guy in bailout game?, Peter Phipps
OPENING REMARKS OF THE HONORABLE JOHN F. REED BEFORE THE HOUSE BANKING SUBCOMMITTEE ON GENERAL OVERSIGHT AND INVESTIGATION, John F. Reed
Department of Business Regulation Eighty-Fourth Annual Report, Rhode Island Department of Business Regulation, Bruce Sundlun, Maurice C. Paradis, and Edward D. Pare Jr.
Audit Report June 30, 1991 and for the period February 8, 1991 (date of inception) to June 30, 1991, Rhode Island Depositors Economic Protection Corporation and Anthony Piccirilli
Depositor Payout Chronology, Rhode Island State Archives
In Re Advisory Opinion to the Governor (Depco), Rhode Island: Supreme Court
11 institutions don't qualify for insurance Sundlun vows depositors will be paid off in full, Dean Starkman
Financial Crisis Regarding Credit Unions and Related Financial Institutions Not Covered by Federal Depositors' Insurance, Robert S. Stitt and Charles O. Black
Executive Order 13: Appointment of Special Commission and Special Counsel to Investigate the Collapse of RISDIC Insured Institutions, Bruce Sundlun
Executive Order 6: Indemnification of President Gregorian, Bruce Sundlun
Proclamation and Executive Order Implementation, Bruce Sundlun
Report and Chronology with Exhibits of Governor Bruce Sundlun, Bruce Sundlun
Congressional Record–House of Representatives - Monday October 28, 1991, United States: Congress: House of Representatives
Closure of 45 Privately Insured Financial Institutions in Rhode Island, United States: House of Representatives: Committee on Banking, Finance And Urban Affairs
Documents from 1990
Sundlun wins a daunting mandate The governor-elect faces economic ills that contributed to DiPrete's downfall, Russell Garland
Are deposits safe? Yes, so far - but recession losses strain the system, John Kostrzewa
Bank loss rises; insurer forced to bolster fund, John Kostrzewa
Credit unions reconsider insurer, John Kostrzewa
Grand jury begins probe of Heritage; $1.2 million in deposits withdrawn Atty. Gen. reports whereabouts of president unknown, John Kostrzewa
Documents from 1977
Ley Organica de Administración Financiera y Control, National Congress of Ecuador
Documents from 1959
Cyprus Bank Holidays Law, Government of Cyprus
Final Report of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, U. S. Department of the Treasury
Documents from 1951
American Monetary Policy, E. A. Goldenweiser
Fifty billion dollars; my thirteen years with the RFC, 1932 - 1945, Jesse H. Jones
Documents from 1949
Section 45. Power of Reserve Bank to apply to Central Government for suspension of business by a banking company and to prepare scheme of reconstitution or amalgamation., Government of India
Documents from 1938
Rhode Island General Laws of 1938 (Annotated), United States: Rhode Island: Office of the Secretary of the State
Documents from 1934
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle, Vol. 138, No. 3587, Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Twentieth Annual Report of the Federal Reserve Board, Federal Reserve System: Board of Governors
On Our Way, Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hearings on S. Res. 84 and S. Ress. 56 and S. Res. 97: Part 10, Guardian Detroit Union Group, United States: Congress
Documents from 1933
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle, Vol. 136, No. 3532, Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial & Financial Chronicle, Vol. 136, No. 3535, Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial & Financial Chronicle, Vol. 136, No. 3533, Commerical and Financial Chronicle
Federal Reserve Bulletin – March 1933, Federal Reserve System: Board of Governors
Meeting Minutes of the Federal Reserve Board, March 10, 1933, Federal Reserve System: Board of Governors
Meeting Minutes of the Federal Reserve Board, March 11, 1933, Federal Reserve System: Board of Governors
Meeting Minutes of the Federal Reserve Board, March 13, 1933, Federal Reserve System: Board of Governors
Gov. William Comstock's Proclamation of a Bank Holiday, History Grand Rapids
Washington Leans to Emergency Currency; Roosevelt Studying 8-Point Bank Program; Banks Here to Furnish Cash for Vital Needs, Arthur Krock
Glass Banking Bill Held in New Favor, New York Times
Gold Drain Ended By Reserve Bank, New York Times
Gold Inflow Brings $20,000,000 In Day, New York Times
Hoarding and the "Moratorium", New York Times
Kansas House Would List Hoarders, New York Times
Legislature Votes Lehman Wide Bank Powers; Creates a State Corporation to Issue Scrip; Woodin Authorizes New Checking Accounts", New York Times
Michigan Holiday on Banks is Ended, New York Times
Pennsylvania Awaits Decision at Capital, New York Times
Prepare in Albany to Act on Banks, New York Times
Roosevelt Meets Governors Today, New York Times
Roosevelt Sums Up Task to Governors, New York Times
Status of Banking Restrictions by States, New York Times
The President's Bank Proclamation, New York Times
Two-Day Holiday for Banks Here, Lehman's Order: Effective this Morning, New York Times
Executive Order 6073—Reopening Banks, Franklin D. Roosevelt
Proclamation 2040—Continuing in Force the Bank Holiday Proclamation of March 6, 1933, Franklin D. Roosevelt
Letter from Herbert Hoover to Franklin D. Roosevelt, Franklin D. Roosevelt and Herbert Hoover
Documents and Statements Pertaining to the Banking Emergency, Presidential Proclamations, Federal Legislation, Executive Orders, Regulations, and Other Documents and Official Statements, Part 1, February 25 – March 31, 1933, United States: Government
50 USC Ch. 53: Trading with the Enemy Act, U.S. Congress