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April 2013
spurred to life through the fight against the
perils posed by what are called “megabanks”
today, this is still a critical function of the
ICBA.
REGULATORY
REASONABILITY
Recent events in the banking industry,
which includes the enacting of regulations
prompted by some of the worst in the pro-
fession, has heightened what ICBA Presi-
dent Camden Fine describes as “a sense of
urgency” to prevent impacts to community
banking member who were never involved,
nor participated, in the commission of such
atrocities.
“We have really become quite militant
in our advocacy for community banks,” says
In 2011, employees of Mohave State Bank in Lake Havasu City, Ariz., volunteered a total of ap
The community bank also has been the pace-setting local business for the comm
