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Overpaid Executives We’re not going to name names, but certain Senators from the great state of Massachusetts came out and declared that the failure was from “weaker regulation,” “lax regulatory supervision,” and “lower capital requirements,” as well as “millions in bonuses” paid by the bank. Total risk-based capital 16.18 Tier 1 leverage 8.11
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