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Skilled credit people have been allowed to retire without much thought put into replacing their abilities and experience, says blogger Ed O’Leary.

Is your bank really ready for increased credit demand?

Many credit departments lack muscle and skills necessary to support sound growth
Start At The End: How Companies Can Grow Bigger and Faster by Reversing Their Business Plan. By Dave Lavinsky. Wiley. 241 pp.

When wrong end round is right

Book Review: To jumpstart improvement, set concrete goals first
Enterprise risk management costs too much to do right to settle for a good regulatory checkup. Crowe Horwath authors Jennifer Burke and Marc Dominus present a plan for realizing your program’s full potential.

More value for your ERM buck

Competitive advantage, not just compliance, should result
Community bank M&A coming back

Community bank M&A coming back

Improving offers, rising asset quality, and strategic growth needs favor private deals again
Two recent cases with especially egregious alleged facts show where the federal government can go under current law.

Prosecutors getting tougher on bankers

Legal analysis: Cases take page from S&L crisis
Blogger Jeff Gerrish defines share liquidity as the ability of a shareholder to sell a share of stock or several shares of stock at a fair price at the time they want.

Boards seeking shareholder liquidity

How do stockholders cash in?
A corporate jet might not be right for your bank--as it was for blogger Ed O'Leary's past employer. But are you missing essential investments for the future in the zeal to cut costs?

Would your bank buy this jet?

The ax is not always the answer
Debate over separating the roles of chairman and CEO went on before the Jamie Dimon-JPMorganChase case, and will go on even after Dimon's victory. While governance experts have their views on what's best, bankers often tailor the decision to bank-by-bank situtations.

Split in the boardroom?

Should more banks separate the jobs of chairman and CEO? Corporate governance wish lists meet multiple realities
Who holds the gavel? And other modern boardroom issues

Who holds the gavel? And other modern boardroom issues

As crisis days fade, a fresh look at community bank governance
Where are your bank's next leaders coming from?

Where are your bank's next leaders coming from?

Who's going to be your banks next CEO? And who will be your next directors?
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