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In this issue:
- Executive News: Done deal or no?
- Conference decisions to decide reform outcome
- Chairman change
- Letter: AARP off base with recent article
In this issue:
- Executive News: Making our rationale clear
- Senate debate starts on financial reform package
- Current reform will hurt banks
In this issue:
- Executive News: No C.A.V.E. dwellers here
- Credit unions pushing for expanded authority
- OBA, others, support 'right' financial reform
- Credit risk retention requirements in regulatory reform bill
In this issue:
- Executive News: Almost there?
- Hoenig: Fed's supervisory role should continue
- Desert destination
- SQ 744 – necessary to understand
In this issue:
- Executive News: State of the union
- New Small Business Lending Fund proposed
- Economic enlightening
In this issue:
- Executive News: 'To be or not to be'
- Dodd to retire; Senate taking up reg reform
- 2010 Economic Forum
- Mae, Mac given guarantee gift from Treasury
In this issue:
- Executive News: Into the storm
- House takes up massive restructuring bill
- Creating massive regulatory bureaucracy is bad idea
In this issue:
- Executive News: Systemic risk, resolution: scourge of community banks
- Rep. Frank to banking regulators: back off!
- New legislation offers end of 'too-big-to-fail'
- Fed declares compensation as safety risk
In this issue:
- Executive News: What's the cost of opposing CFPA?
- FDIC fund goes negative; prepaid assessments ordered
- BNO programs set during fall at various locales
In this issue:
- Executive News: September sentiments – 2009
- Edmondson turns his back on state's bankers
- Getting word out
- Vast majority of Oklahoma banks remain profitable
In this issue:
- Executive News: 'Banksta' rap
- Foreclosure issues may lead to bankruptcy cram-down proposal
- U.S. House passes bill on compensation
- First State Bank of Altus shuts down
In this issue:
- Executive News: Meet Elizabeth Warren
- Consumer regulatory proposal submitted
- Home sweet office
- FDIC proposes to continue TAG component
In this issue:
- Executive News: Special assessment: example of banker understanding, growth
- FDIC special assessment finalized; another coming?
- Welcome aboard!
- Letter: GMAC eyes community bank extinction
In this issue:
- Executive News: Howard Beale inspires bankers
- Cram-down amendment defeated in Senate
- OBA launches Economic Update for purchase
In this issue:
- Executive News: Bankers making a difference
- Bankers: Traditional banks NOT the problem
- Heart of America
- Commentary: Will the PPIP go poof? What's at stake?
In this issue:
- Executive News: ‘NOTHING is over until WE say it is!’
- FDIC basis point assessment looms large
- Economic analyzer
- Some questions, answers concering the current economic crisis
In this issue:
- Executive News: Anger management
- Mortgage cram-down authority gaining steam
- Reaching out
- Will package be 'stimulus' for economy?
In this issue:
- Executive News: What's your New Year's resolution ... or does it matter?
- '09 Senior Management Conference scheduled
- Intern Program gearing up for another round
- Banks need to fill in information when opting in to program
In this issue:
- Executive News: Have you ever wondered?
- Results reveal rising problems outside state
- Plan announced to strengthen consumer lending
- Oklahoma's Thompson named to task force
In this issue:
- Executive News: Troubled assets, guarantee programs: what's up, what's next
- Rethinking a medium
- TARP program raises questions for bankers
- FDIC extends deadline for new Program
In this issue:
- Executive News: Now what?
- Working with women
- Congress approves economic rescue package
- OBA affirms money in bank remains safe
In this issue:
- Executive News: What are we doing to help?
- Women in Banking Conference returns!
- Fannie, Freddie placed into conservatorship
- New look unveiled at OBA.com
In this issue:
- Executive News: Regardless of what's next, nothing's safer than money in the bank
- Congress adjourns for August recess
- Member bank survey about examinations scheduled for launch
- Info compiled to aid banks with media, customers
In this issue:
- Executive Update: Credit union legislation may be OK
- Registration fee waived for '08 Washington Visit
- Welcoming new faces
In this issue:
- Executive Update: Jack Mildren: banker and Oklahoma icon
- Solid legislative session comes to close
- Brokered deposits causing concerns for regulators
- Farm Credit System tries end-run option
In this issue:
- Executive Update: Who's watching ... or counting?
- 2008 OBA convention ready to hit Tulsa
- Bankers roadblock large credit union' sleight of hand
- Regulators to look at overdraft charges
In this issue:
- Executive Update: HB 1804: The good, the bad and the ugly
- Senate leaders reach tentative housing accord
- Bush Administration proposes reorganizing regulatory structure
- Teach Children to Save Day set for April appearance
In this issue:
- Executive Update: What's going on in Washington?
- Midwest Housing Equity Group: what they do
- Banking on good health
- Effort to change bankruptcy rules stalled in Senate
In this issue:
- Executive Update: Where's the leadership?
- Oklahoma Legislature cranks up this month
- Entertaining ... enjoyable ... USEFUL!
- FBI involved in sub-prime meltdown issue
In this issue:
- Executive Update: Member survey results – what do they mean?
- Membership survey confirms OBA priorities
- Understanding Membership
In this issue:
- Executive Update: Merry Christmas!
- Treasury plans sub-prime mortgage assistance
- Bandwagon lets OBA hear from member banks
- Second Leadership & Management Development Program set
In this issue:
- Executive Update: Sub-prime meltdown produces Congressional response
- CU real estate lending exposes today's reality
- Bankers take part in Get Smart About Credit Day events
- SBA announces loan reform plan
In this issue:
- Executive Update: Washington Visit ramblings
- H.R. 946: Overdraft fees in the crosshairs
- Jumping on the Bandwagon
In this issue:
- Executive Update: Congress is back – just in time?
- Subprime lending problems bypass banks
- First batch of bankers graduate from program
In this issue:
- Executive Update: Roy D. Mercer and a win for the good guys
- House strips FCS expansion from Farm Bill
- OBA Banker Bandwagon program announced
- OBA insurance offers portfolio of employee benefits
In this issue:
- Executive Update: Blips on the Horizon
- ABA, ACB organizations plan merger
- New faces, new places
In this issue:
- Executive Update: First Session reflections
- First Session produces good results for banks
- Bainswest, Inc., joins OBAIA marketing efforts
- Governor signs financial literacy measure for students
In this issue:
- Executive Update: Horizons ahead
- 2007 annual convention set for June 11-12
- Saving for the future
- Bankers nominated for First Vice Chairman, other OBA positions
- Communities First Act introduced in Congress
In this issue:
- Executive Update: Dues drafted this month – why bother?
- National Teach Children to Save Day this month
- Enhancing skills
- 2007 Conference ends successful run in Las Vegas
In this issue:
- Executive Update: March winds, credit unions and other happenings
- Financial services jurisdiction asserted over FCS
- Bankers optimistic about Oklahoma, local economies
- Lucas speaks to bankers during OBA meeting
In this issue:
- Executive Update: First session of Congress underway!
- FDIC extends moratorium on applications
- Technological advance
- TCTSD returning to give banks chance to assist children
In this issue:
- Executive Update: Several new initiatives set to begin this year
- Democrats, bankers ready for 110th Congress
- Slowing down a quick change artist
- OBA Public Affairs Committees set another fundraising record in 2006
In this issue:
- Executive Update: Banking Leadership Program to debut in 2007
- 2007 legislative program of work finalized
- GAO report confirms credit unions abuse tax exemptions
In this issue:
- Executive Update: Now what?
- FDIC adopts new premium rates for 2007
- Legislature's task force on banking powers conclude hearings
In this issue:
- Executive Update: Where's the pony?
- Congress passes minimal red tape relief package
- Annual Washington D.C. Visit draws good crowd
- Bankers Night Out set for six locations throughout state
In this issue:
- Executive Update: They're back! But 'nothingness' is most likely
- Oklahoma banks increase income in second quarter
- Women in Banking Conference set for early October appearance
- FDIC seeks comments on ILC issues
In this issue:
- Executive Update: Estate taxes, red tape relief in D.C.; uncertainty locally
- Taking the reins
- Business relationship exemptions in 'Do Not Fax'
- Walmex banking application filed with regulators
In this issue:
- Executive Update: July potpourri: convention, insurance and politices
- Do-not-call scam reaches Oklahoma banks
- Banking agencies issue host state loan-to-deposit ratios
In this issue:
- Executive Update: Four negative votes!
- Oklahoma – Land of Opportunity
- Legislative sessions ends; banking interests spared
- Gauging interest in new health insurance alternative underway
In this issue:
- Executive Update: Bankers score victories, one loss in Legislature
- Credit unions, NCUA adopt conversion strategy
- Teaching kids to save
- Red tape relief approved, goes to Senate floor
In this issue:
- Executive Update: Credit union advocates fight conversion efforts
- Recent OCC decisions attacked by realtors
- Teach Children to Save Day scheduled for April
- Bankers Night Out begins tour around Oklahoma in April
In this issue:
- Executive Update: Election year makes things interesting
- Real estate guidance may be problematic
- Oklahoma Equity Fund presents new, exciting, different opportunity
- HSA@BancInsure: innovative solution
In this issue:
- Executive Update: We're off!
- U.S. House clears deposit insurance reform
- Board member sets sights on Senate
- Second Session convenes; banking issues attacked early
In this issue:
- Executive Update: Gearing up for fun in an election year
- OkBPAC sets another fundraising record
- Outstanding unveiling
- Subchapter S changs added in Katrina package
- Kansas City weighs in on conversion issues
In this issue
- Executive Update: Merry Christmas and 'Bring it on!'
- Deposit insurance reforms looking likely
- Dreams become reality
In this issue
- Executive Update: Attitude
- Bernanke nominated as Greenspan successor
- Due diligence
- OBA offering plaques to descendants, banks
In this issue
- Executive Update: Annual Washington visit, the bankers' agenda and Katrina
- Get Smart About Credit Day planned for Oct. 20
- Dodd finalist for Journal-Record recognition
- Bankers Night Out set for eight sites throughout state
In this issue
- Executive Update: Are we nuts?
- Banking regulators focus on Katrina aftermath
- Constructive conference
- Credit union conversion case settled in Texas
- Deferred compensation 409A: Why bankers should really care
In this issue:
- Executive Update: Credit union battle comes to The Oklahoman
- DHS, OBA collaborate on elder fraud Public Service Announcements
- Key measures introduced, actions taken before recess
- Bankers' anti-fraud weapon
In this issue:
- Executive Update: Summertime Potpourri
- Governor names "Fraud Awareness Week" in Oklahoma
- Much more than a pretty face
- Association leaders
In this issue:
- A.M. Best commends BancInsure
- Banking leaders of tomorrow begin internships
- Checking up on Check 21
- Executive Update: "Community First" and credit union competition
- Legislative session sees few changes for banks
- OBA Convention scheduled for June 2006
In This Issue...
- IT security and the Lopez case: potential pitfalls
- Nichols named chairman at OBA Convention
- Regulators: BSA zero tolerance policy not true
- Communities First Act introduced by Rep. Ryun
- Deposit Insurance Reform passes U.S. House vote
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