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On the participants in a public forum on 'too big to fail':
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Arguing that breaking up the big banks would make the financial system more vulnerable to cyberattacks:
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On the rise in 'zombie foreclosure,' in which a bank halts a foreclosure in order to avoid the cost of maintaining the property:
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On his priority as chief executive of Citigroup (C):
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Arguing that the financial crisis is no longer an excuse for poor earnings:
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On why investors are not satisfied by Hancock Holdings' plan to cut costs by $50 million:
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On being asked on an earnings call to explain charges related to a failed-bank purchase:
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On why Wells Fargo's (WFC) focus on asset management makes sense:
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On regulators' new guidelines on deposit-advance loans:
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Noting that the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau seems to scrutinize high-margin products:
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On the CFPB's establishing an office to interact with banks and other financial institutions:
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