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The document is a summary of a panel discussion at the 2010 Financial Services Roundtable Nonprofit Conference. The panel discussed the current state of the banking industry and economy and their effects on nonprofit organizations. Panelists from major banks addressed issues nonprofits face such as fundraising, consolidation, expenses, and lending in the current economic environment. The panel took questions from the audience on topics such as FDIC deposit limits and how market conditions have impacted nonprofits.
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