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Since Richman and about 100 other bankers from LaSalle Bank in Chicago joined PrivateBancorp nearly a decade ago, the bank has grown to an $18 billion solid niche player with $10 billion in assets under management. Handy Handout – Tinker Federal Credit Union branded jumper cables given to board members at its strategic planning retreat.
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