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03-30-2011, 11:33 PM
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Dying Banks Kept Alive Show Secrets Fed’s Data Will Reveal
U.S. regulators closed Chicago- based Park National Bank in October 2009 when it owed $345 million to one of the lowest-cost lenders in town: the Federal Reserve’s discount window. Park National had been a constant customer at the window for more than 18 months before it failed, records show.
    
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