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Moody’s considering more bank downgrades

Apparently, Moody's Investor Service (MCO) is deciding to take the proclaimed death of Too-Big-To-Fail banks somewhat more seriously. The rating agency said Thursday it's considering whether the nation's largest banks are ready for a world without an implicit government guarantee. Per Forbes:

The firm is considering reducing its assumptions of government support, which have put a floor under its bank ratings dating back to the extraordinary assistance provided to the banking sector during and after the 2008 financial crisis.

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