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Bankers don’t always know the fruit their words will bear
Your banking career lies in your own hands
How every bank could learn from past credit mistakes by systematic self-examination—without finger pointing
Talk may be cheap, but written gaffes can cost you forever
Some messages are better said than written. Sometimes silence saves gold
Efficiency’s great—but lenders must know their jobs
No one wants to buy pigs in a portfolio
Big bank, small bank, any bank—is it for you?
Continuing debate over “too big to fail”
Understanding a bank’s numbers is the beginning of understanding its risks
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