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U.S. Banker, April 2009

Tuesday, 16 June 2009

U.S. Banker, April 2009Beyond Business as Usual

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Cover Story
The Experiment

When Sheila Bair took the helm at the FDIC, the biggest issue she faced was whether Wal-Mart should be granted a bank charter. Now she's contending with an industry in crisis and a rapidly depleting deposit insurance fund. Making seismic decisions daily, she is using her pulpit to push sometimes controversial ideas — on loan modifications, on cleaning up toxic assets — aimed at pulling the industry and the economy out of a tailspin. In the process she is redefining the agency. ...

Corporate & Institutional
When Bankers Don't Want to Be Friends with Bankers
Many bankers are shying away from loan participations. But there are reasons to believe that this market will bounce back along with the economy. It all begins with confidence and funding.

The Compensation Conundrum
Linking pay to TARP crimps recruiting
Several institutions are taking steps to return money they received from the Troubled Asset Relief Program as soon as they can, in part because of new rules on executive pay. Many others approved for TARP money are declining to take it.

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  • The U.S. has over 91,000 bank offices and branches and almost 400,000 ATMs.
  • In total, banks hold over $6.7 trillion in deposits. It is estimated that every dollar deposited generates $7 to $10 in lending.

U.S. Banker provides 40,000 C-suite and executive-level bankers with analysis and commentary on the industry players, financial and economic market trends, regulations, business strategies, and innovations reshaping the banking and financial services landscape.

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