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At last, a Washington idea community banks and credit unions can use.

Long Lasting Ideas

Often in this space, we’ve written about how Washington has made community banks its personal punching bag. Sarbanes-Oxley, Dodd-Frank, the FDIC and other financial regulators – as well as Congress and the White House — have not been friendly to community banks, all while bailing out Wall Street big boys.

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FDIC’s welcome sign for de novos might as well be unplugged.

Long Lasting Ideas

These days, when some in the political circle are calling for an expansion of Dodd-Frank, the chairman of the FDIC, Martin Gruenberg decided in April to ease regulations in an effort to try to jump start the creation of new banks. Continue reading FDIC’s welcome sign for de novos might as well be unplugged.

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Could FASB’s Proposal Put A Few Nails In Bankers’ Coffins?

Long Lasting Ideas

FASB’s complex proposal (Current Expected Credit Loss, or CECL) would force community banks to record a provision for credit losses the moment they make a loan. at Bank Marketing Strategy + Ideas. Let’s look back a few years at around 2007 and 2008, around the time of the Great Recession.