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The 2008 crisis bruised nonfinancial companies that rely on the markets to raise money and hedge risk. Take it from consumer goods makers — global standards like LEI will make doing business easier, in good times and bad.
July 23
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Two banks owned by Mercantile Bancorp in Quincy, Ill., were among five failures on Friday, one of the busiest nights for closures in recent weeks.
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The New York Senator is asking the FDIC to extend credit to a troubled ski resort after its primary lender failed.
July 20 -
The Indiana bank states that it has made major strides since deficiencies were identified more than a year ago.
July 20 -
Trade association chief says group polled members and decided allowing the coverage to continue would reduce uncertainty. But group's position still differs from ICBA's proposed five-year extension.
July 20 -
The California company received the FDIC's blessing to sell 11 loans covered by loss-sharing arrangements. Industry observers believe more sales could take place now that this deal has been cleared to take place.
July 20 -
The industry group claims a proposal to enact strict limits on how much credit exposure the largest banks can have to a major counterparty has significant design problems that could raise the cost of credit.
July 20 -
Discover Financial Services is launching additional perks to its flagship credit card under the Discover It tagline in a test involving about 10% of the U.S. market, including Chicago.
July 20 -
Two of the bank's top lobbyists have moved outside of traditional government relations to help guide policy for new consumer and wholesale products.
July 20




