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On why only about half of the banks approached by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. agreed to an early buyout of loss-share agreements tied to failed-bank acquisitions:
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On the fee his bank gets for referring customers to Lending Club:
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On the arguments made by retailers to torpedo the $5.7 billion swipe-fee settlement agreed to last week:
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On the challenges facing retail banks:
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On why banks need good customer service:
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Arguing that there should be more concern about Chinese banks' efforts to acquire in America:
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On why the FDIC's plan to resolve large banks amounts to a stealth bailout:
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On how JPMorgan Chase's (JPM) relationship with regulators changed over the past several years:
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On what it means for a prominent bank to try to fight the government, rather than paying to settle charges:
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On the final version of the Volcker Rule - a 71-page document with more than 800 pages of supplementary material:
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