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Title: New Federal Reserve Policy Expands Opportunities for Minority Investments in US Banks 
Author: Barry Metzger, Philip von Mehren and Richard Rudder 
Contact Information: Barry Metzger, +1 202 452 7077
Richard D. Rudder, +1 212 861 3704
Philip T. von Mehren, +1 212 626 4818 
Publication Date: September  2008  
Publication Type: Newsletter/Alert 
Practice/Industry: Banking & Finance ; Mergers & Acquisitions; Private Equity; Securities
Region: Asia Pacific; Europe, Middle East & Central Asia; Latin America; North America
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Description: This client alert discusses a Policy Statement recently released by the Federal Reserve Board which significantly increases the opportunities for private equity funds, sovereign wealth funds and other institutional investors to make material minority investments in US banks and bank holding companies. 
Price and Currency: Complimentary
Publication/Link: Client Alert
 

 
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