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122 Banking L.J. [i] (2005)

handle is hein.journals/blj122 and id is 1 raw text is: THE BANKING LAW JOURNAL VOLUME 122 NUMBER 1 JANUARY 2005 HEADNOTE: RESPONDING TO PROPOSED ENFORCEMENT ACTIONS Steven A. Meyerowitz I RESPONDING TO PROPOSED ENFORCEMENT ACTIONS BY THE FEDERAL BANKING AGENCIES Joseph T. Lynyak III 3 CREDIT UNION CONVERSIONS Stephanie Fisch 26 THE BANKVEST CASE: THE SUPREME COURT LETS STAND FIRST CIRCUIT DECISION FAVORING PRESERVATION OF ESTATE ASSETS FOR ALL CREDITORS, INCLUDING INSTITUTIONAL LENDERS Jay L. Gottlieb and Arianna Frankl 31 NATIONAL BANKS: WHERE DOES DIVERSITY JURISDICTION LIE? James T. Shearin and Peter S. Olson 44 BANKRUPTCY FOR BANKERS Howard Seife 52 AUDIT COMMITTEES Christopher J. Zinski 62 BANKING BRIEFS Donald R. Cassling 77

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