After Tyreek Duren's two foul shots tied it 74-all at the 1:07 mark, Mississippi star and team lightning rod Marshall Henderson missed an off-balance bank shot that would have given the Rebels the lead.
Deng then missed an off-balance fadeaway bank shot with 1.5 seconds left in regulation.
The bigger the potential write-off a bank faces on a mortgage, the more willing it is to work out a solution.
The only thing that really counts for the EU on the finance front is staving off a bank-induced meltdown 2.0, and their upcoming funding windows for national deficit financing.
Perhaps they should be promoting leaner, less profitable, more utilitarian providers of basic services and recyclers of risk, leaving more of banks' traditional businesses to be picked off by non-bank competitors.
China's bank regulators have been working to curb bank off-balance-sheet lending.
After a tip-off from a bank, a senior member in the accounts division of an Eastern Cape department was arrested in 1996 for allegedly embezzling 1m rand.
Spirit - backed by private equity firms Texas Pacific Group and CVC Capital Partners as well as US investment bank Blackstone - saw off rival bids from pubs group Laurel and Japanese bank Nomura.
In order to secure the 10bn euros, agreed by the EU and IMF, Cyprus was forced to wind up one major bank and write-off of a large portion of secured debt and uninsured deposits in the largest bank, Bank of Cyprus.
The Co-op's bank will operate off Lloyds' IT systems, and Lloyds is providing the senior management of the Co-op's enlarged bank.
Leaving the one-off gains aside, Bank of America's income from mortgages and income from trading in the fixed income, currency and commodities markets were both lower.
Perhaps not much sign of focus there, but this is a slimmed-down bank half way through its run-off programme, and half way through the time limit it set itself for turnaround.
That includes a contribution from what is known as shadow banking, lending by non-bank institutions or bank credit that is kept off the books.
Bergstein fired off a blunt e-mail to 50 fellow CEOs last month, spouting off about how Wingspan, the on-line bank set up by Bank One--the giant in his home city of Chicago--would be a costly flop.
Deutsche Bank is more like a bunch of franchises that include an investment bank, an asset-management arm, a retail bank, a commercial bank and a private bank for the well-off.
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However, she suggested the 2015 date could either be a one-off or replace the first bank holiday in May.
Meanwhile a total of 15 publicly-owned businesses will be sold off, including the second biggest bank, Nova KBM, the flag-carrying airline, Adria Airways, and Telekom Slovenia.
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So the question is whether the idea of RBS and Lloyds as the people's banks will take off - whether Mr Clegg can generate sufficient popular enthusiasm for the "bank-shares-for-all" plan such that the Conservative wing of the coalition decides to ignore the logistical complexities and embrace it.
The changes freeze wages and cut certain benefits such as the jobs bank for laid-off workers.
Those legacy costs and the GM dole, called the Jobs Bank for laid-off GM workers, drain billions from the company.
Mortgage rates are based off Libor, or the London Inter-Bank Offer Rate.
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Mervyn King's remarks that he wants to see RBS's poisonous and low quality assets hived off into a new so-called bad bank matter - but probably not in the way that seems most obvious.
My rule is to write about decisions in the last couple of months and quite often I stick with the last couple of days, but the passing of Doctor Joyce Brothers has inspired me to get in the way-back machine and dust off Bank of Stockton v.
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The European Commission's Mr. Barnier also said his group was looking at options for structural changes in the banking sector, including the Volcker rule and the recent Vickers report in the U.K., which recommended ring-fencing, or roping off, bank's domestic retail deposits from the rest of their operations.
Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon and World Bank President Jim Kim, will demand concrete action from off-track countries to move children from the violation of their basic rights to the guarantee of their right to education.
Morgan Stanley is looking at a possible spin-off of PDT, its quantitative-trading arm, one hope being that the bank can still make some money from the independent entity if it borrows.
Prof Miles says the easiest way to think about a "helicopter drop" is as a lump sum temporary tax cut - or a one-off reverse poll tax - financed by new government bonds which are purchased by the Bank of England on the secondary market, but with all interest and redemption payments etc transferred back to the Treasury.
Neither the bank involved, nor the off-licence, are saying much.
Off-site children's theatre will include Bank On It, a topical production about economics, while Super Furry Animals singer Gruff Rhys has co-created a theatre show called Praxis Makes Perfect.
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