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Pryor Cashman's Raice and Lamonica Author Law360 Article About The "Troubled Condition" Designation
Law360November 16, 2011
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The “troubled condition” designation, an enforcement mechanism available to the federal bank regulators, often has consequences beyond the explicit scope of the other regulatory prohibitions it implicates. Often such a designation results in restrictions on a bank’s ability to accept brokered deposits even though its last CAMELS composite rating was 3 or better.
Partner Pinchus D. Raice, Chairman of Pryor Cashman’s Financial Institutions Group (FIG), and FIG associate Robert C. Lamonica have written an informative Legal Update entitled “Troubled Condition” Designation – A Trap for the Unwary Community Banker. To read the update, which also appeared in the November 15, 2011 edition of Law360.com, please click here.
