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Mr. Hoenig's nomination also illustrates how lawmakers are moving beyond bank-bashing rhetoric and taking concrete policy actions that could affect the financial industry for years to come.
Banks' Critic Poised to Be Head of FDIC Victoria McGrane 2011
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During Thursday's hearing, Sen. Bob Corker R., Tenn. said he had heard from firms concerned about Mr. Hoenig's breakup comments.
Banks' Critic Poised to Be Head of FDIC Victoria McGrane 2011
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The nomination came after Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell R., Ky. submitted Mr. Hoenig's name to the White House, people familiar with the matter said.
Federal Posts Fill Up Amid Senate Thaw Naftali Bendavid 2011
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The banking panel on Tuesday approved Mr. Hoenig's nomination on a voice vote.
FDIC Appears Set to Start Year With Two Openings Alan Zibel 2011
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If so, it bolsters Mr. Hoenig's claim that the systemic risk from too-big-to-fail firms is, if anything, "even worse than before the crisis."
Fed's Dr. No Targets Big Banks David Reilly 2011
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Democrats hope to package Mr. Hoenig's nomination with two Democratic picks, Martin Gruenberg to be FDIC chairman and Thomas Curry as Comptroller of the Currency.
Federal Posts Fill Up Amid Senate Thaw Naftali Bendavid 2011
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Hoenig's criticisms echo those made by reformers pushing to remake a financial system that melted down in 2008 after years of excessive risk-taking and loose regulation finally took its toll, causing the worst economic collapse since the Great Depression and costing the nation more than 8 million jobs.
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My education in physics gained some significance when I began my diploma work in Prof.Dr. W. Martienssen's group, under Dr.E. Hoenig's guidance.
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Hoenig's office sent this response to The Kansas City Star's question about whether he is a finalist for the UM System presidency: "Tom is not commenting on post-retirement opportunities."
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Mr. Hoenig's prescription was to bar institutions that engage in risky business from offering government-backed deposits and to minimize their access to emergency Fed loans.
NYT > Home Page By GRETCHEN MORGENSON 2011
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