To Preserve the Authority of the Federal Banking Supervisory Agencies to Arrange Interstate Acquisitions and Mergers for Failed and Failing Banks: Hearings Before the Subcommittee on Financial Institutions Supervision, Regulation, and Insurance of the Committee on Banking, Finance, and Urban Affairs, House of Representatives, Ninety-ninth Congress, Second Session, on H.R. 4701 ... May 1, 6, 7, and 8, 1986 |
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... INTERSTATE ACQUISITIONS AND MERGERS FOR FAILED AND FAILING BANKS HEARINGS BEFORE THE SUBCOMMITTEE ON FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS SUPERVISION , REGULATION AND INSURANCE OF THE COMMITTEE ON BANKING , FINANCE AND URBAN AFFAIRS HOUSE OF ...
... INTERSTATE ACQUISITIONS AND MERGERS FOR FAILED AND FAILING BANKS HEARINGS BEFORE THE SUBCOMMITTEE ON FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS SUPERVISION , REGULATION AND INSURANCE OF THE COMMITTEE ON BANKING , FINANCE AND URBAN AFFAIRS HOUSE OF ...
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... INTERSTATE ACQUISITIONS MERGERS FOR FAILED AND FAILING B 300 308 294 260 nan , 986 , 285 es E. ress , 334 .. 247 , 288 351 242 463 the 452 457 461 on . 466 St 493 St 472 : m ay 606 532-538 602 566 546 579 556 593 18 539 THURSDAY , MAY 1 ...
... INTERSTATE ACQUISITIONS MERGERS FOR FAILED AND FAILING B 300 308 294 260 nan , 986 , 285 es E. ress , 334 .. 247 , 288 351 242 463 the 452 457 461 on . 466 St 493 St 472 : m ay 606 532-538 602 566 546 579 556 593 18 539 THURSDAY , MAY 1 ...
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... interstate acquisitions and mergers for failed and failing banks , and for oth purposes . IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES APRIL 29 , 1986 Mr. ST GERMAIN ( for himself and Mr. WYLIE ) ( by request ) introduced the follo ing bill ; which ...
... interstate acquisitions and mergers for failed and failing banks , and for oth purposes . IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES APRIL 29 , 1986 Mr. ST GERMAIN ( for himself and Mr. WYLIE ) ( by request ) introduced the follo ing bill ; which ...
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... interstate takeover proposals . We wholeheartedly agree with your recent characterization of these proposals as " interstate banking without the trigger . " If they are adopted , control of the banking industry will become vested in ...
... interstate takeover proposals . We wholeheartedly agree with your recent characterization of these proposals as " interstate banking without the trigger . " If they are adopted , control of the banking industry will become vested in ...
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... interstate takeover provisions be in danger of closing . Current law applies only which provides a significant safeguard against us in cases where it is not absolutely necessary . If the safeguard is to be weakened in order to FDIC ...
... interstate takeover provisions be in danger of closing . Current law applies only which provides a significant safeguard against us in cases where it is not absolutely necessary . If the safeguard is to be weakened in order to FDIC ...
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acquiring banks agencies Amounts in Millions Angermueller areas authority B&TC BANCORP BANCSHARES bank holding company bank or bank bank supervisor banking system banks in danger Banks with Assets BARNARD BART GORDON benefits bidders bill BILL MCCOLLUM BUDDY ROEMER capital CARROLL HUBBARD Chairman ST GERMAIN Citicorp Companies with Assets Congress consumer cost danger of closing deal December 31 Deposit Insurance DOUG BEREUTER expand failing bank FDIC assistance Federal Home Loan Federal Reserve FHLBanks Financing Corporation Florida FSLIC FSLIC recapitalization GAISWINKLER Garn-St Germain Act hearing Home Loan Bank Illinois in-state bank industry insured bank Insured Commercial Banks interstate acquisition interstate banking KUTHY MARCY KAPTUR MARGE ROUKEMA merger National Bank out-of-state bank holding permit problem question regulators regulatory RIDEOUT Seidman shareholders situation statement STEVE BARTLETT SUBCOMMITTEE ON FINANCIAL Subsidiary Tennessee testimony Texas Thank threshold thrift tion transaction VENTO William Seidman WORTLEY WYLIE
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