From: Michael Froomkin <Michael@umlaw.demon.co.uk>
Date: Mon, 31 Jul 95 18:35:52 PDT
To: cman@communities.com
Subject: Re: U.S. Banks are not all that bad
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In message <v02120d01ac4219a2e38e@[199.2.22.120]> Douglas Barnes writes:
> 
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> 
> I must say that I've had some absolutely amazingly bad experiences
> with banks in Asia, Mexico and Central America, so I'm a skeptic
> when it comes to assuming that non-US banks are light years better.

The U.K. banks make the U.S. look awfully good....

> Although I have no direct experience of European banking, I do know that
> the European banking industry, taken as a whole, is substantially
> behind the US banking industry in automation and efficiency. Most of

Oh yes oh yes oh yes...and I've banked with Lloyds on and off 
for 12 years...
> 
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Michael Froomkin                   until Aug 6: michael@umlaw.demon.co.uk
U.Miami School of Law                                     London, England
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