Mr. Michael J. Keller

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  In today's Dakota Digest SDPB's Cory Klumper talks with Michael Keller, Dean of USD's Beacom School of Business.Keller says that high foreclosure rates on risky loans are the underlying cause of the current financial crisis.
  
  You can also listen to the complete unedited interview with Michael Keller.

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  Published on: 6/5/2008    Last Visited: 6/11/2008  

  Mike Keller, University of South Dakota business school dean, said arrangements between First Bank and Trust and CompuCredit are called rent-a-charters.They allow the credit card company to rent the bank's charter to issue credit cards.
  
  "Sometimes it's difficult for the bank to know or control what the marketing companies say or don't say," he said."You have to be cautious."
  
  While banks might have copies of a credit card company's marketing materials, what is said between sales associates and consumers could be different, Keller said.
  
  "What people say may not be close to what is in the brochures or online materials," he said.
  
  The FDIC could force CompuCredit and the Brookings bank to divest their partnership.The credit card company will likely control liability and be forced to pay.If the amount isn't enough, the FDIC could come after the bank, said Keller, who knows the Fishbacks.
  
  "A lot of that will depend on how well protected they were in the documents," he said."They were culpable at the most (for) maybe failure to somehow spot this."
  
  The FDIC and FTC must prove there is fraud on the sales and collections side, and Keller said he doubted the bank committed fraud, noting their obligation had nothing to do with selling cards or debt collection.

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  Published on: 9/17/2008    Last Visited: 9/20/2008  

  "Those are code words for people nosing around looking to buy VeraSun," said Michael Keller, dean of the Beacom School of Business at the University of South Dakota.

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  "Her eclectic background ideally suits her for leading the oversight and growth of the HSAD," said Mike Keller, Academic Dean of the Beacom School of Business.

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  Vice President of Corporate Development Michael J. Keller
  
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  Michael Keller has been a consultant to MarketU since December 2001.Between August 1999 and December 2001 Mr. Keller was the owner of Odd Jobs, Inc., a handyman company which he sold in December 2001.Between January 1997 and August 1999 Mr. Keller was an Executive Vice President with Chicago Title Insurance.Between 1985 and 1997 Mr. Keller was an Executive Vice President with Norwest Mortgage Banking.From 1982 to 1985 Mr. Keller was Chief Legal Counsel to the Vice Chairman of non-bank subsidiaries of Wells Fargo.From 1974 to 1982 Mr. Keller as Associate General Counsel, and later Director of Leveraged Leasing, for Norwest Financial. Changes In Management
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  Nominees: Glenn Davies, Kenneth Galpin, Ken Landis, George Shahnazarian, Joy Tan, David Woodcock, and Michael J. Keller

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  Published on: 7/17/2008    Last Visited: 7/20/2008  

  The money provided by Fannie and Freddie helps make lending in the housing market go more smoothly, says Michael Keller, dean of the Beacon School of Business at the University of South Dakota.
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  "The federal government always has been viewed as a guarantor" for Fannie and Freddie, Keller says.
  
  Q: What about the bank?Is my money in my bank safe?
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  A: No. "The student loan industry already has gone through its crisis" and is sorting out its problems, Keller said.

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  Published on: 5/30/2008    Last Visited: 6/9/2008  

  Michael Keller, dean of the Beacom School of Business at the University of South Dakota, said the Verizon-Alltel deal should strengthen both companies against other competitors."But I don't think the citizens of South Dakota will notice much difference in terms of service or price," Keller predicted.

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  Contact: Michael Keller Dean
  
  Phone: 605-677-5232Fax: 605-677-5058Email: Mike.Keller@usd.edu

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  Published on: 6/17/2008    Last Visited: 6/19/2008  

  Mike Keller, business dean at the University of South Dakota, said the effect of fuel prices might seem small for people with high income and great for those with less money.How that bears on volunteering depends on each situation, he said.
  
  "If you're retired and living on a fixed income and all of a sudden altruism starts costing you money, I believe it will have a big impact on these people," Keller said.

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  Published on: 6/5/2008    Last Visited: 6/12/2008  

  Mike Keller, the business school dean at the University of South Dakota, has called arrangements such as that between First Bank & Trust and CompuCredit "rent-a-charters."They allow a credit card company to rent a bank's charter to issue credit cards.While banks might have copies of a credit card company's marketing materials, what is said between sales associates and consumers could be different, Keller said.
  
  "What people say may not be close to what is in the brochures or online materials," he said.

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