Financial Update

1991 - 2009

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Fed cautions banks on use of structured notes pp. 1-2: Madeline Marsden
IRS consolidates Federal tax deposit service centers pp. 2: Stephen E. Thompson
FEDNET conversion, bulkdata upgrade enhance electronic services pp. 3: Anonymous
Penny shortage appears past pp. 3, 6: Anonymous
Fed Director offers insights for successful downtown development pp. 4: Anonymous
Former FDIC Chairman calls for regulatory change pp. 5: Anonymous

Board issues fair lending policy statement pp. 1, 3: Madeline Marsden
'Open door' eases competitive analysis of merger applications pp. 2-3: Aruna Srinivasan
Businesses need more global perspective, says Vickers pp. 4-5: Anonymous
Technology improvements enhance check adjustment services pp. 5: Anonymous
Policymakers, researchers address derivatives issues at Fed conference pp. 6-7: Anonymous
Atlanta Fed study examines short-, long-term effects of bank diversification pp. 8: Anonymous

Fed enacts new payments system risk policy, fees pp. 1-2: Bill Pinkston
Fed continues efforts to convert to image technology pp. 3: Anonymous
Regulation A amendments restrict Fed credit to weak institutions pp. 4: Lloyd Walker
Fed consolidates noncash service, standardizes fees and credit availability pp. 4, 6: Darrin Finley and Sue Spalding
Weaver expects entrepreneurs to lead economic development in Florida pp. 5-6: Anonymous

New mutual fund guidelines designed to increase awareness pp. 1-2: David Andrew Smith
Treasury consolidates savings bond program to improve efficiency pp. 2: Anonymous
Allred says improvement in education is paramount to future regional growth pp. 3: Anonymous
All-electronic Fed ACH enhances origination and receipt functions pp. 4: Anonymous
Savings and loan industry decline continues pp. 5-6: Anonymous
Record savings bond sales likely to fall with rate reduction pp. 6: Darrin Finley
FASB 115 establishes guidelines for managing investments pp. 6: Stephen E. Thompson

Reg CC amendments expected to improve payments system pp. 1-2: Anonymous
Banks soon must report \"lifeline accounts.\" pp. 2: Priscilla Smith
New program aimed at reducing barriers to lending pp. 3-4: Anonymous
New HMDA requirements expand reporting and public disclosure pp. 4: Sylvester Johnson
Struggling foreign economies weaken demand for U.S. goods, Jackson says pp. 5-6: Anonymous

Fed announces changes in measuring and pricing daylight overdrafts pp. 1-3: Sharon Flood
McCoy sees bright future for banking, calls for less restrictive regulation pp. 4: Anonymous
New report collects data on U.S.-controlled foreign bank branches pp. 5-6: Sylvester Johnson
Regulatory treatment of deferred tax assets altered in response to FASB 109 pp. 6: Anonymous
Williams sees cautious optimism, expects loan demand to accelerate pp. 7-8: Anonymous
Fed begins withdrawal from definitive securities safekeeping pp. 8: Sharon Fleming
Single-price Treasury auction experiment continues pp. 10: Stephen E. Thompson
Reg D amendment makes teller's checks reservable pp. 10: Edwina Taylor

FDICIA strengthens insider lending regulations pp. 1-3: Madeline Marsden
Miami Fed's hurricane operations may provide lessons to other banks pp. 2-3: Anonymous
Brown says some defense firms must refocus to survive pp. 4-5: Anonymous

New law strengthens foreign bank supervision pp. 1-2: Anonymous
The like effects of FBSEA pp. 2: Robert P. Forrestal
Southeastern bank profitability rises as spreads and securities sales increase pp. 3-4: Anonymous
Board proposes methodology for priced service withdrawals pp. 9: Anonymous

Bank mergers do not guarantee major cost savings pp. 1-2: Anonymous
Treasury auction process changing pp. 3: Anonymous
Benatar says businesses must apply lessons learned in recession pp. 4-5: Anonymous
Medlin advocates old-fashioned management for banks and thrifts pp. 8: Anonymous
Truth in savings pp. 9-10: Anonymous

New law allows prompt regulatory action pp. 1-2: Rob MacDonough
District continues off-line wire transfer centralization pp. 2: Anelly Schwab
New Fedline user publications developed pp. 3: Anelly Schwab
Securities services programs continue to evolve pp. 4: Sharon Fleming
Atlanta Fed Chairman sees no permanent recession-induced changes in services pp. 5-6: Anonymous