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Lenox Group was delisted from the New York Stock Exchange in May after its stock fell below the minimum market capitalization requirement of $25.0 million over a consecutive 30-day trading period.

The New York Fed is one of the key nerve centers of the world's financial system, and Mr. McDonough has played an important role on such matters as developing international capitalization requirements for banks and reacting to crises like the implosion of the Long-Term Capital Management hedge fund.

But in the weeks leading up to Clinton's selection, Kaine broke with the party's liberal base in two significant ways: withholding his signature from a letter organized by his Democratic colleagues that would call for tougher regulations on payday lenders, while putting his name to another letter that would allow large regional banks to skate on capitalization requirements.

This positive relationship between bank capitalization and lending growth should provide comfort to regulators who are still in the process of raising capital requirements.

(See "What Paulson's Plan Doesn't Answer").. Alpert and Westwood also have their concerns about how Morgan Stanley and Goldman will be able to get their capitalization in line with requirements for bank holding companies, and expect additional equity funding will be necessary.

He said Lucent exceeded the stock exchange requirements for market capitalization and number of shareholders.

Nasdaq notified the health-care staffing company of its decision after Star's capitalization fell below the market's requirements.

The dealers that G.M. is allowing to stay open will have 10 days to review and sign the letter of intent they will receive from the company, then 60 days to fulfill new requirements, including maintaining adequate capitalization and financing.

The top tier has listings standards very similar to that of the NYSE and Nasdaq NMS securities and is well suited to large capitalization companies, while the other tier has requirements that are more like the Nasdaq's SmallCap market.

Many companies on the Bulletin Board are there after having been bounced from the major exchanges for failing to meet listing requirements: for falling below minimum market capitalization or for neglecting to mail out proxies.

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