The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) announced the expanded deposit insurance program in October 2008. Eligible institutions were automatically enrolled in the program at no cost during an introductory period. Institutions wishing to continue to participate after December 5, 2008 will pay additional deposit insurance fees to the FDIC.
Louis Cappelli, chairman and CEO of Sterling Bancorp, said: "We believe that our continued participation in the FDIC's expanded deposit insurance program is the right decision and will provide our deposit customers with an additional measure of security. Along with Sterling's strong capital base and ample liquidity, this is another reason that our customers can have confidence in Sterling, as they have for nearly 80 years."
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