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Overcoming uncertainty over rising rates

Overcoming uncertainty over rising rates

How to prepare ALCO for fresh challenges
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
30-somethings to drive consumer loan demand

30-somethings to drive consumer loan demand

Rising personal credit tide predicted by risk managers
Branch networks continue to shrink

Branch networks continue to shrink

SNL Report: Q3 on par with Q2 as downsizing mounts
You’re already getting holiday catalogs and the shopping season has already begun. But research by TransUnion found a surprise under the credit tree.

Holiday promos can have a “sanity claus”

Most wait until December to do major gift buying
Bankers aren’t just heating up the coffee in the Pacific Northwest these days, say the analysts at SNL Financial.

M&A in Pacific Northwest gets a jolt

SNL Regional Report: Perking up, and experts say there’s more brewing
You might think, “If you can’t foreclose, you can’t lend,” but lenders are still making mortgages even where they can’t seize homes. However, the pace is slower in such locales.

Mortgages made, even when courts slow recoveries

SNL Report: Despite bloated foreclosure pipelines, lending continues in judicial metros
The number of deals done fell in the third quarter, but deal value more than doubled over the second quarter.

M&A: Big pricey deals dominated Q3

SNL Report: Midwest leads country in deal volume
Bank merger making concentrates in a handful of big players.

Usual suspects top bank M&A league tables

SNL Report: Minority of “sellers” really mean it, says player
Less back-to-school spending, lower gas prices, and unseasonably warm weather in many areas reduced consumer spending growth in September, according to the latest FirstData SpendTrend report.

Consumers tighten faucet a bit

FirstData report tracks September slowdown
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