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To: Joseph E. McIsaac who wrote (2596)	9/22/1998 8:40:00 AM
From: flatsville	Read Replies (1) of 9818

Joseph--Thanks for the overview. Your explanation of the process has taken the mystery out of it for some of us I'm sure. I plan to spend some time poking around your company's website marketpartners.com My understanding from the Credit Union Times article was that the gag order was to prevent banks from using the ratings to lure customers away from other banks (marketing ploy.) Of course this puts bank customers in a difficult position. Assuming I want to keep some money in an account where do I go for independent info on the y2k health of my institution? Will any of the rating info ever become public? What would be the critical disciplinary action/measures to look for? Would the disciplinary action be published somewhere? The Federal Register? "flatsville"

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