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Why Banks Merge: Listen to the Sellers

Jeff For Banks

September 2004, driving from a meeting in New York, on the grossly miss-titled Cross Bronx Expressway, Nathan Stovall, a reporter from SNL Financial gave me a call. The question: What was up with an upstate New York bank? My answer: The CEO was 67 years old and that would obviously be an impetus for a sale. He printed it as I said it.

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The Top 20 Venture Capitalists

CB Insights

15 of the top 20 operate in the Greater Bay Area. Operating Location: San Francisco, CA. Operating Location: San Francisco, CA. In October of 2004, Josh founded First Round Capital where he serves as General Partner to this day. Operating Location: Philadelphia, PA. Operating Location: Menlo Park, CA.

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Everything You Need To Know About What Amazon Is Doing In Financial Services

CB Insights

Through trial and error, the company has set up key financial pillars across payments, cash deposits, and lending. Despite charging lower fees, the company failed to gain enough traction with merchants who feared giving Amazon detailed data on their overall business operations. Amazon Lending. Amazon’s Next Financial Pillar.

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Mortgage Tech 101: What It Is & Why It’s Taking Off Now

CB Insights

Banks have receded from mortgage lending for a host of reasons, principally because the cost of complying with strict regulation from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau on loan qualification and capital requirements has made the business more expensive. This helped navigate fragmented regional regulations.

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From Alibaba to Zynga: 21 Of The Best VC Bets Of All Time And What We Can Learn From Them

CB Insights

Lending Club made changes to its business model that created new opportunities for growth. Lending Club. Thiel became an outside board member with his $500K seed investment in Facebook in 2004. Later, the retail giant sold its entire e-commerce operations in China to JD.com. King Digital Entertainment. Delivery Hero.

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