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Articles in June, 2008 issue of US Banker

• Quest For Talent Is Driving Evolution in Outsourcing
  by C. Steven Crosby, Managing Director, Financial Services Advisory practice, PricewaterhouseCoopers
• FASB Lobs a Balance-Sheet Bombshell
  by Joseph Rosta
• The Lesser Two Evils
  by John Engen
• Credit Freeze Spreads Beyond Loan Market
  by Joseph Rosta
• Following a Vow of ‘I Do’ With ‘OK, Now Sign Here’
  by Karen Krebsbach
• Overdraft and ATM Fees Rise, As Economy Slumps
  by Anthony Malakian
• A Small-Company Value: Caring About the World
  by Anthony Malakian
• When Big Banks Retreat Small Banks Rush In
  by Anthony Malakian
• AD Beat: Tepid Applause Echoes For WaMu’s ‘Whoo Hoo!’
  by John Adams
• Select List of Private-Equity Capital Infusions
• The Changing Faces Of College Students
  by Anthony Malakian
• Budgets March Higher
  by Michael Sisk
• Compliance: The Battle to Keep Compliance Talent
  by Michael Grebb
• Upending an Idol of Globalization
  by Karen Krebsbach
• How a Tiny Country Became First National Credit Casualty
  by Karen Krebsbach
• In Careful Pursuit of Growth
• Noted and Noteworthy
• Customer Experience: Banks Should Seek Fans, Not Just Customers
  by Anthony Malakian
• GSEs: Doing the Two-Step: As Reform Ebbs, Congress Doles Out More Rope
  by Joseph Rosta
• FreshInk
• Hits and Has-Beens
• The Downside of Expense Management? Revenue.
  by Holly Sraeel, Editor-in-Chief
• Scene and Heard