Council Member
at Large elected by CalCPA membership, with term beginning at the 2006 Annual Meeting for 2006-08:
Which is to say, to give The Devil
at Large its due, that it is not completely without merit, in its own weird way.
Hikes in service charges on deposits accounted for more than 70 percent of the change in noninterest income
at large banks excluding the ten largest.
For example, interest-earning assets expanded 7 1/4 percent
at large banks (those with at least $5 billion in assets) whose ratios of equity capital to assets were in the highest quartile, but such assets declined at a similar pace
at large banks in the lowest quartile.
Under the too-big-to-fail doctrine, uninsured deposits
at large banks typically have been protected in full--through purchase and assumption resolution methods--while those at smaller institutions generally face a greater risk of some loss.
