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5 ways to shake up your lending strategy

Independent Banker

A new approach to loan protocols is just one way for community banks to grow in new and different directions. Amid changing economic conditions and rising rates, it’s a good time for community banks to re-evaluate their loan strategy with an eye on adaptability. David, Community Bank Consulting Services, Inc.

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Analyst Insights: Two Banks that Deliver to Shareholders

Jeff For Banks

Perry's perspective is clearly focused on shareholder value and may be viewed as shareholder primacy, a sometimes derogatory term because pursuing shareholder value could be done at the expense of other stakeholders, such as employees, customers, and communities. In 2018, started its LIHTC lending line. References to "I" means Perry.

Columbus 108
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15 Minutes With … Scott Badley

Independent Banker

Scott Badley says his informal work attire matches his casual management style. Badley: We have a cool blend of communities. Some are heavily farming communities. Collectively, we’re positioned where we can have customers and employees from a couple bigger areas (such as the communities of Lapeer and Port Huron).

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121 Of The Biggest, Costliest Startup Failures Of All Time

CB Insights

” via Indianapolis Business Journal. Select VC Investors: Khosla Ventures, Alberta Investment Management Corporation, Artis Capital Management. Select VC Investors: Wellington Management, Otto Group. Select VC Investors: VantagePoint Capital Partners, Lend Lease Ventures. Company: Drugstore.com. via SFGate.

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DOJ settles redlining lawsuit against First Merchants Bank

CFPB Monitor

The agreement represents the second fair lending settlement entered into by the Republican-led DOJ under the Trump administration. (The The DOJ also alleged that the bank’s mortgage loan policy contained a lending preference for customers within its branch footprint, which was based in majority-White areas.