> Depositors have a reasonable expectation that when they choose a bank (especially a publicly traded bank that is regulated) that their deposits are safe. The

> Depositors have a reasonable expectation that when they choose a bank (especially a publicly traded bank that is regulated) that their deposits are safe. The limits to FDIC have been on physical stickers legibly and purposefully placed all over every bank for decades, and define reasonable expectation clearly, for decades, to all customers. That reasonable expectation states insurance limits are not unbounded.