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Regulators Shouldn't Make Boards Micromanage

American Banker  |  Friday, September 30, 2005

By Edward L. Yingling

Today's bank directors are being asked to do far more than they should. The long-term result will be wasted effort and difficulty in retaining top-quality directors...

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