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'Too Big to Fail' Proves Too Difficult to Destroy

Plans may soften the blow of failures, but not fix the problem

American Banker  |  Wednesday, February 10, 2010

By Cheyenne Hopkins

Proposed solutions run the gamut from higher capital and liquidity requirements for large and complex banking companies to higher taxes and curbs on growth and risk-taking...

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