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Here's a quick trivia question for all you BankInnovation.net readers. Question: How much is good advice worth to the FDIC?

Answer: $9.12 million.

That's how much the FDIC is paying Perella Weinberg Partners LP to "provide financial advisory services" to the the FDIC for up to two years. This little-known factoid was made public recently through a Freedom of Information Act request of the FDIC. The FDIC even publish its contract with Perella Weinberg.

Perella Weinberg is the boutique investment advisory firm headed by legendary M&A banker Joe Perella, who for many years captained Morgan Stanley's M&A unit. The FDIC signed up Perella Weinberg last January.

Tags: fdic, perella-weinberg

Ward Harrington Comment by Ward Harrington on July 7, 2009 at 3:05pm
Well, at least they're not doing the deal with PWP in the shadows.

I wonder if this means that FDIC is getting ready to deal with systemic risk. But interesting, in any event.

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