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Wealth Effect of Geographical Deregulation: The Case of Illinois
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Vol. 10, No. 2
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Last Updated: 03/04/1986

Wealth Effect of Geographical Deregulation: The Case of Illinois

John Di Clemente, James Kolari

In 1981, bank holding companies in Illinois were granted the legal authority to operate more than one full-service banking office through the acquisition of additional banks. Thus, although a single bank is limited to one full-service office, a bank holding company (BHC) could establish a network of such offices in specific regions in the state.

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