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Nathan Stovall is a senior writer and columnist with SNL Financial. The views and opinions expressed in this commentary are his and do not necessarily represent the views of SNL or Banking Exchange.

Could CLOs follow the path of TruPS CDOs?

SNL Report: There’s hope for more Volcker rule ease
6 conundrums in search of a solution

6 conundrums in search of a solution

Bankers should be talking about more of these—now
Time for non-resolution resolutions

Time for non-resolution resolutions

8 promises and principles to keep
Should small banks be “permitted” to survive?

Should small banks be “permitted” to survive?

Failure to see their importance means you don’t know America
America’s taking a fresh look at Main Street, says community bank investor Joshua Siegel.

For community banks, it’s a wonderful opportunity

Hometown-brewed “craft banking” coming back into vogue
Broke: America’s Banking System: Common Sense Ideas To Fix Banking In America. By Richard J. Parsons. Risk Management Association. 181 pp.

Veteran banker tackles industry shortcomings

Book Review: How banks can make their future brighter
Though many bankers have objections to elements of the Exam Council’s proposed social media guidance, a benefit may be its forcing of the social media issue in more institutions, argue guest bloggers Cornelia Levy-Bencheton and Yasmin Zarabi.

Upside potential in Exam Council’s social media guidance?

Could advent of this proposal actually help banks?
Good and sound banking is no “paint by the numbers” business. Blogger Ed O’Leary rallies bankers to resist those who would make it so.

Time for bankers to think out of the “paint box”

Creative business can’t allow itself to be rendered innocuous
Buzz Word Alert: Big data no panacea for risk management

Buzz Word Alert: Big data no panacea for risk management

Don’t forget how modeling helped lead banks into the crisis

Should the CEO and chairman be the same person?

Let's look beyond the JP Morgan Chase affair--what's really important?
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