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Should small banks be “permitted” to survive?

Should small banks be “permitted” to survive?

Failure to see their importance means you don’t know America
5 steps to maintaining independence

5 steps to maintaining independence

Proactive banks stand best chance
Community bankers optimistic despite regulatory, economic environment

Community bankers optimistic despite regulatory, economic environment

Increased IT investment likely to help meet customers’ evolving needs and expectations
How liquidity proposals could hit community banks

How liquidity proposals could hit community banks

Officially not covered, small banks wouldn’t escape ripples
Small banks beat big ones in loan growth

Small banks beat big ones in loan growth

SNL Report: C&I loans up, real estate credit down
Where will the next generation of smart lenders come from?

Where will the next generation of smart lenders come from?

How close are your credit stars to retirement? Who steps in?
They say that “breaking up is hard to do.” But breakups between CEO and bank can be handled amicably, says community bank advisor Jeff Gerrish in the second part of a two-part blog series.

When “goodbye” comes, do it right

Striking fair financial tone between CEO and soon-to-be-ex bank
Sometimes conflict signals that the time has come for someone to leave the boardroom, says community banking expert and blogger Jeff Gerrish, in Part 1 of a two-part blog.

When board and management reach parting of the ways

Failure to spot the time to split can undermine your bank
Are these people discussing business or community service? Blogger Ed O’Leary has an interesting answer to that.

Doing well by doing good

Community service is part of the banker’s job
America’s taking a fresh look at Main Street, says community bank investor Joshua Siegel.

For community banks, it’s a wonderful opportunity

Hometown-brewed “craft banking” coming back into vogue
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