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First M&F (FMFC) in Kosciusko, Miss., revised its second-quarter results, turning previously reported earnings into a loss.
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International regulators' decision to ease a final global leverage ratio will force the U.S. agencies to decide if they will follow suit -- and could cause them to make the domestic version of the ratio even tougher.
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Colonial Financial Services (COBK) in Vineland, N.J., has revised its third-quarter financial statements to reflect non-compliance with regulatory capital ratios.
The company submitted the updated figures in a report with the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, according to a Friday
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The company had previously reported a 9.95% Tier 1 leverage ratio and a 20.51% total risk-based capital ratio. Colonial attributed the error to an over-inclusion of deferred tax assets in regulatory capital.
Colonial could be required to submit an amended capital plan or face a revised enforcement order as a result of its failure to comply with minimum capital requirements, according to the filing.
