By Switching Their Charters, Banks Skirt Supervision

At least 30 banks since 2000 have escaped federal regulatory action by walking away from their federal regulators and moving under state supervision, taking advantage of a long-standing system that allows banks to choose between federal and state oversight, according to a Washington Post review of government records. Read more

Thursday, January 22, 2009 by the Washington Post
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