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On a tough new policy proposed by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac under which banks would be graded on how many defective mortgages they sell to the GSEs:
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On concerns that a handful of overpaying buyers could set the market for bank M&A:
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On what banks should do once they grow past the $10 billion-asset mark:
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On the lessons of the fines and enforcement actions issued against JPMorgan (JPM) last week:
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On East West Bancorp's (EWBC) deal to acquire MetroCorp Bancshares (MCBI) in Houston, a city where East West has one branch:
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On how Midland States Bancorp's deal to buy Heartland Bank in St. Louis would accelerate its effort to increase fee revenue:
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On how the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's qualified mortgage rule will change the industry:
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Criticizing the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. for discouraging banks from doing business with online lenders, even those that follow the law:
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Explaining why Simplicity Bancorp (SMPL) in California decided to bring mortgage servicing work in-house:
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