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2015-05-21 — nytimes.com
``One reason that a criminal conviction is no longer viewed as a potential corporate death sentence is that the government has actively sought to make sure a guilty plea does not hamstrung a bank's operations too much. As DealBook reported on Wednesday, the announcement of the case against the five global banks was delayed until the S.E.C. granted waivers from rules that would make it more difficult for them to issue securities and prohibit participation in the issuance of stocks and bonds through private placements.''
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