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Oil patch vet tapped to head Bank One's mid-market unit.(Larry L. Helm was named executive vice president of middle-market lending)(Brief Article)

Crain's Chicago Business, October, 2001 by Daniels, Steve

With loan defaults rising, Chicago's Bank One Corp. has tapped a banker who weathered the oil patch credit meltdown of the 1980s to oversee middle-market lending. Larry L. Helm last month was named executive vice-president of middle-market lending, the unit that lends to companies with annual revenues between $5 million and $250 million.

He replaces David Bolger, one of the few First Chicago NBD Corp. veterans to retain a high-ranking spot following the 1998 merger with Ohio-based Bank One and the hiring last year of Jamie Dimon as CEO of the merged entity. Mr. Bolger, 44, resigned to pursue other interests Mr. Helm, a 54-year-old Texan, joined Bank One in 1989 and most recently ran the bank's middle-market business in Texas, Louisiana and Oklahoma. A...

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