Congress Demands Openness Over Bank Trouble Lists
New York AP reports that Congress and the SEC seek greater transparency as leaks reveal regulatory “problem lists” from OCC, Fed, and FDIC. Banks named include Chase Manhattan, Marine Midland, NCNB, and First National City Bank amid warnings that public access could curb lending credit.
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NEW York
Congress
Securities and Exchange Commission
Federal
Comptroller of the Currency
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Federal Reserve
New York Times
Marine Midland Bank of
N.Y
Ncnb Corp
North Carolina National Bank
First Pennsylvania Corp
Union
FDIC
Arthur Burns
Anks
Burns
House Banking Committee
Chase Manhattan
Union Planters National
Fed
US Comptroller
New York City
City Paper
Federal charters urged for top U S corporations
Ralph Nader, with Mark Green and Joel Seligman, calls for a Federal Chartering Act to regulate about 700 corporations with sales over 250 million in three prior years. The study argues state charters are inadequate and that many firms resemble private governments, with SEC and FTC enforcement proposed for different provisions.
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Gregory Nokes
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Ralph Nader
U.S
Nader
Mark Green
Joel Seligman
Delaware
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