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State of Change: How Banking Density Has Evolved Since 1992

DEC 26, 2012 1:00am ET
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The landscape has changed radically in two decades bookended by crises and big swings in the regulatory pendulum. In most states, the number of banks has fallen sharply. But some states have emerged as storehouses for the nation's lending giants.

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