FDIC conditionally approves Ford, GM ILC charters

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Operational Brief

Both automakers must establish their banks within 12 months and maintain a minimum 15% tier 1 leverage ratio thereafter; this does not explicitly mention Texas but could have broader implications for compliance practices.

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Original Source Material

Both automakers must stand up their respective banks within 12 months. After that, they must maintain a minimum 15% tier 1 leverage ratio.