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52. The data explode the myth: all depositories are not the same; unfortunately, policy makers aren't grasping this reality
53. Market share changes, new technology drive origination concerns; experts emphasize need to increase profitability
54. Why the 1990s will be nothing like the 1980s
55. Cost reduction, expense control, overhead analysis: the time is now!
56. Successful commercial lending from the ground up
57. Our 1990 economic forecast ... and what it means for savings institutions
58. Top Thrifts
59. Community Banks and Thrifts with Highest Return on Average Assets: In the second quarter of 2006. Dollars in thousands
60. Tough Choice Looms for C&I-Heavy Thrifts
61. How Sale of Golden West May Impact The FHLBs: Dallas already facing BankUnited loss; the case for consolidation
62. For N.J. Thrift, Conversion Is Just Phase One
63. FDIC, Citing Big Failure, Seeks More Exam Clout
64. Congress Deserves Blame For Superior Bank's Failure
65. Mutuals Outdo Public Thrifts in Profit, ROA
66. With the Economy Shaky, Thrift Stocks Bounce Back
67. Emigrant Funding Corporation
68. Thrifts
69. Market Woes Leave Thrifts Unfazed; Net Surged in 3Q
70. Rivalry and expense-preference behavior among savings banks: the role of deposit rate ceilings
71. Inflation: blessing or a curse?
72. Transohio bailout cost to be lower than feared
73. Merger talks heat up for Spanish banks
74. Mortgages
75. German banks pressed to combine
76. A big bank deal, but little fanfare; Old-fashioned suburban thrift goes public
77. Managers envision strategies for 1989; improved customer service and cost containment emerge as key themes
78. Looking behind the thrift crisis
79. The well-managed thrift: five success stories
80. New England thrifts hurting
81. Federal deposit insurance: where do we go from here?
82. At the five-year mark: unity is needed now more than ever to meet the challenges ahead
83. Shopping for assets of failed institutions? FSLIC's new marketing center in Dallas offers prospects the chance to browse and buy
84. Forecasting the eleventh district cost of funds
85. Conversion Dos and DON'Ts
86. The future of federal deposit insurance: a debate
87. Industry recovery: can thrifts attract new capital?
88. America's worst performing banks
89. Will housing have a home? Savings institutions remain dedicated to residential finance; but the myth that this business is obsolete could leave housing an orphan
90. Action at last
91. Savings institutions are clamoring for credit union taxation
92. Managers must know what each product costs
93. Making profit grow by rethinking your business
94. Multifamily loans in the secondary market: safe and lucrative
95. Varied outside owners inject capital
96. Outlook is brighter for the savings bank industry
97. First-half rebound boosts institutions' earnings, spirit: but rate increases endanger continued growth and profits
98. The real problem with savings banks
99. Thrifts find door open to an expanding industry: federally chartered mutuals and S&L's can, with caution, reap rewards in equipment leasing
100. Crunch sparks savings boom
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