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<abstract>The Resolution Trust Corporation (RTC) and the Federal Deposit Insurance
Corporation (FDIC) may not always know when they are about to hire, or
already employ, someone whom either RTC or FDIC has found to be
responsible for the losses that caused a federally insured financial
institution to fail.  Neither agency systematically screens job
applicants or workers to determine their culpability in financial
institution failures.  Their inability to make informed decisions on the
hiring or duties of such persons increases FDIC&apos;s vulnerability to
fraud, abuse, or mismanagement. Further, although RTC will transfer its
assets and operations to FDIC when RTC closes down at the end of 1995,
GAO believes that both agencies need to respond to the findings of this
report as they prepare for the upcoming transition.  Despite the
dwindling number of institutions now in conservatorship, the
vulnerability of any failed thrift to culpable individuals will remain a
concern as long as conservatorship is a resolution option.</abstract>
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