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ARTICLE · 25 AUGUST 1999

Financial Services Alert Quarterly Review

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We continue to be very pleased with the response to the Financial Services Alert. This quarterly review is intended to provide our clients and prospective financial services clients an opportunity to receive back issues. If you would like to receive a copy of any past issues, or a complete set of the Financial Services Alert in a format that can be placed in a three-ring binder, please print and complete the order forms below and we would be happy to deliver them to you.

In addition, we are providing a status chart of proposed and finalized regulations and policy statements.

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Most Recent Quarter Issues

June 1, 1999 Overview

  • Financial Modernization Legislation Update
  • FASB Votes to Delay Derivative Statement

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