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Des Moines, Iowa Vol. 10 No. 35 Decem ber 21,1981 D ID C Postpones Rate Decisions N A MOVE that totally ac quiesces to the views of Treasury S ecreta ry D onald R egan and Federal Home Loan Bank Board Chairman Richard T. Pratt, the Depository Institutions Deregula tion Committee voted on December 16 against giving the American public a fair rate of return on its sav ings at banks and thrifts. The DIDC five members voted to postpone consideration of new, more attractive savings instruments and a rate deregulation schedule which would have eliminated interest rate controls from time deposits of three and one-half years maturity or greater, beginning February 1,1982. Thus, the DIDC, after fierce cam paigning by savings and loan in stitutions that are in trouble with their longer maturities on mort gages, has agreed to hold banks down to the same level of interest rates that S&Ls feel they can pay as a maximum. As a consequence, ma jor non-bank competitors around the nation rejoiced and applauded the DIDC decision because, in effect, it continues to turn over to them the American public’s savings because these non-regulated competitors are free to pay market rates of return to savers. The industry from which Treasury Secretary Regan came to his Cabinet post, the investment I business, continues to carry off billions of dollars of savings from regulated institutions as part of the $190 billion MMF industry. American Bankers Association President Llewellyn Jenkins, vice ch a irm a n o f M a n u fa c tu r e r s Hanover Trust Co., New York, stated after the DIDC meeting on December 16, that the decision by the DIDC to postpone consideration of new savings vehicles for the American public was a “ major disappointment. ’ ’ “ This action,’ ’ he said, “ leaves bankers feeling disillusioned with the Reagan Administration and the Congressional leadership, which we thought had made a commitment to move ahead with deregulation. The only thing we’re sure of now is that there is jubilation in the executive suites at Sears, Prudential and the many brokerage firms offering Money Market Funds.” M r. J en k in s sa id fu rth e r, “ D epository institutions today desperately need new ways to hold onto their deposits and they need a rate deregulation schedule which provides the certainty needed for planning in a rapidly changing en vironment. “ By turning their backs to these needs, Congressional leaders and Administration officials are embrac ing an illusionary quick fix strategy which serves no one—least of all the saving public which demanded that interest rate limits be phased out. “ If bankers are forced to fight again to rejustify the basic principle behind rate deregulation, then we will join that fight because mem ories are short and understanding is too shallow. It is regrettable that such action may distract us from pressing for other financial reform legislation needed, if depository in stitutions are to be able to compete in the lbng run with their lesser regulated competitors. “ It is, indeed, ironic that the same legislators who have so explicitly re jected the proposal to put regula tions on these non-bank competitors are throwing roadblocks in front of efforts to deregulate banks and thrifts. This represents a Catch 22 in public policy that is indefensible.” In addition to Treasury Secretary Regan and FHLBB Chariman Pratt, who is cheerleader for S&Ls, the other DIDC members are made up of three federal regulators who are either anti or neutral to commercial banks—the Federal Reserve Board Chairman, FDIC Chairman and Na tional Credit Union Administration Chairman. The DIDC is not sched uled to meet again until March on a date not yet selected. □ Don't gamble when choosing a correspondent bonk. Come to the professionals. 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DENVER: The Federal Reserve Board has approved formation of Denver Bancorporation, which will acquire 91% of the outstanding shares of Denver Savings Bank. KNOXVILLE: Dean Hicks will join the Community National Bank & ASK DALE FROEHLICH to make MNB work for you. Toll free 1- 800 - 332-5991 Merchants A National Bank 151 Member F.D.I.C. A BANKS OF IOWA BANK https://fraser.stlouisfed.org Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis im BANCO" Call (515) 245-3131 or toll-free (800) 362-2514 Trust Co. as executive vice presi dent and managing officer, effective February 1, 1982. Mr. Hicks is presently senior vice president of Brenton State Bank of Jefferson, and has been with the bank since 1974. M ARSHALLTOW N: Thomas R. Smith, president of Fidelity Brenton Bank and Trust Co., has been ap pointed chairman of the A IB by Llewellyn Jenkins, president of the A BA . Mr. Smith replaces J. Rex Duwe, a former A B A president, and will serve on the A IB executive com mittee policy board. M O N TEZU M A: Richard (Dick) Arendt was named to succeed his father, the late Melvin Arendt, as president of Peoples Savings Bank. He is also a member o f the board and a former vice-president. Melvin Elliott was elected chairman and Mrs. Melvin Arendt as a member of the board. N E V A D A : Harold T. Fawcett, president of State Bank & Trust Co., a n n o u n ce d la s t w eek th a t preliminary agreement has been reached to sell the bank to William Burrell o f K noxville and his associates. The $30 million bank was founded in 1939 and still has many of the original stockholders. Just a week earlier, sale of the $35 million Nevada National Bank to an Omaha group was announced. Mr. Burrell and his associates also con tracted last month to purchase the Exchange State Bank of Collins, also in Story County. NEVADA: The board of Nevada National Bank has announced the election of Carl L. Rapp as presi dent. Mr. Rapp, CPA, was formerly associated with Omaha National Bank and more recently was a part ner in Yanney, Hughes and Rapp, an Omaha financial firm. SIOUX CITY: Security National Bank has announced the promotion of William F. Kabourek to senior vice president in charge of lending administration and loan policy. Stephen J. Hatz has been promoted from vice president to department head of the correspondent banking division. WATERLOO: Timothy J. Brodahl has been elected trust officer at Na tional Bank of Waterloo. He joined the bank earlier this year as ad ministrator in the trust department. WELLMAN: Named president of Wellman Savings Bank was Daniel H. Doyle, and Roger Borup was ad vanced to executive vice president. Stanley R. Barber, president for the past 25 years, will remain chairman Mr. Doyle was previously with the First National Bank of St. Louis. W H EATLAND: The First Trust and Savings Bank of Wheatland has elected three new officers—James B. 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