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"… Corp. has briskly shuttered 347 failed banks since 2008, at a cost to the government insurance fund of about $76 billion. But the regulator has moved at glacial speed in sui …"

"… recoup $70 million of the estimated $295 million that the failure cost the government insurance fund. Attorneys representing five of the defendants could not be reached for co …"