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Issue of October 22, 2007 |     |
A Broadening StrokeMassachusetts’ attorney general is laying down the law. Martha Coakley, who devoted much of the last several months to battling mortgage fraud, last week filed finalized regulations with the Secretary of State’s Office to prohibit deceptive practices in the lending industry. Wind in Its Sails The South Shore community of Quincy, known as the City of Presidents, seems to be sending a message that no outside entity is going to become its commander in chief. The Chinese Have a Plan By Ronald A Homer I am writing this while traveling in China with a group of 50 Bostonians. Control Issues: Structuring MHC Affiliations Between Banks By Kevin J. Handly One of the thorniest topics in considering a possible bank mutual holding company (MHC) affiliation is the issue of sharing corporate control. Check & Balance Banker & Tradesman's political cartoon. Letter to the Editor |
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