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Losses narrow at local banks, yet loans deteriorate
Looking only at the improvements in the bottom lines of many South Florida banks in the first quarter, it might seem like local banking turned the corner. Yet, the deterioration of loan quality and the lowering of their reserves show a scenario of continuing strain on their finances. (BBX)
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Slow start to SBA emergency bridge loans
The Small Business Administration approved only 72 America?s Recovery Capital loans in the new emergency bridge loan program?s first week of operation.
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Spirit of Texas adds Third Coast assets
When Dean Bass jumped back into the banking game 12 months ago with the acquisition of a small rural Texas bank, he figured it would take about a year to make some aggressive moves in Houston.
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Mutual of Omaha to use River Oaks as springboard into local market
The latest financial services giant to enter the Houston market has locked up one of the city?s most visible intersections for its first local banking center and is preparing to expand further in the Dallas area.
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Surviving the Great Recession
Problems, problems everywhere.
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Stimulus briefs
Recovery bonds available The U.S. Treasury Department has allocated $25 billion in Recovery Act Bonds, which can be used for economic development projects in distressed areas. About $410 million is slated for South Florida.
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Credit unions enjoying robust deposit growth
It took nearly six decades for Associated Credit Union to rack up $100 million in total assets.
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Loan demand falls as consumers hunker down
For consumer borrowing, it?s the morning after.
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Credit unions doing more to help small businesses
Now is not an easy time for most businesses in the U.S. We all know that firsthand. But it?s especially true for small businesses.
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