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James W. Fuchs

In-Depth: Why Are Banks Failing?

By James W. Fuchs and Timothy A. Bosch

Central Banker | Fall 2009

Scores of banks have failed this year, and they all have at least one of four primary reasons in common. They have an imbalance of risk versus return, they fail to diversify, they offer products and services that management doesn't fully understand, and they poorly manage risks. How can banks avoid these pitfalls?

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Track Financial Reform with New St. Louis Fed Web Site: Congress Considering 15 Regulatory Reform Proposals

By James W. Fuchs

Central Banker | Fall 2009

Track financial reform with new St. Louis Fed web site

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