An analyst who predicted large banks would begin to chargeinstitutional investors interest on their deposits says that thetrend will likely trickle down to retail banking.

Earlier in August, the Bank of New York Mellon sent a letter toinstitutional depositors informing them that the bank would beginto charge fees on deposits above $50 million.

And Dan Geller, executive vice president at Market Rates Insight in St. Anselmo, Calif., believes the trendwill spread to retail banking as well.

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