I applaud your article, "
As a second generation community bank turnaround consultant in the Chicago market, with a focus on exam preparation and regulatory capital defense, I see inconsistencies in the application of regulations in field on a regular basis.
Bravo for bringing this critically important issue to the fore.
Justin A. Barr
Managing Principal
Loan Workout Advisers, LLC
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