NEW YORK CITY: US regulators warned on Tuesday (Wednesday in Manila) that 11 giant banks have unrealistic contingency plans in the event of bankruptcy and warned that if they fail they could plunge the world into a new financial crisis.
The Federal Reserve and Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. said the 11 titans, popularly known as “those too big to fail,” must make better plans to restructure their firms if they get into trouble.
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