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Profitability of Commercial Loans at Banks in Today’s Competitive Environment

Profitability of Commercial Loans at Banks in Today’s Competitive Environment Profitability of Commercial Loans at banks As alternative lenders and online competitors proliferate, traditional banks with high overhead could see their customer base erode.  With high origination expenses, processing and infrastructure requirements, Profitability of Commercial Loans at banks becomes problematic ...
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Profitability of Commercial Loans at Banks Affected By Easing of Lending Standards

Profitability of Commercial Loans at Banks Affected By Easing of Lending Standards Profitability of Commercial Loans at banks When issuing a commercial loan, your costs to originate and service the loan are the same, regardless of the principle amount borrowed. Your ability to earn a profit for your organization is therefore most dependent upon the actual terms of the loan. Another facto...
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New Basel III Requirements are Having a Dire Impact on Profitability of Commercial Loans at Banks

New Basel III Requirements are Having a Dire Impact on Profitability of Commercial Loans at Banks Profitability of Commercial Loans at banks The Profitability of Commercial Loans at banks seem to be taking a direct hit from the new Basel III Requirements that are placing severe new limits on commercial construction and development loans made by banks and developers of commercial real estate....
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Profitable Commercial Loan Pricing Just Became More Competitive with Entry of Credit Unions into Commercial Lending Market

Profitable Commercial Loan Pricing Just Became More Competitive with Entry of Credit Unions into Commercial Lending Market Commercial Loan Pricing Since the 2008 global downturn and resulting financial crisis, the ability to competitively price commercial loans has been difficult for most bankers. Systemic risk regulations, increased capital requirements for banks and the enhanced regulation...
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US Bankers watching Canadian commercial loan delinquency trends

US Bankers watching Canadian commercial loan delinquency trends Commercial loan delinquency trends Commercial loan delinquency trends in the United States are finally moving in the right direction. According to the Chicago Business Daily, delinquency rates are slowly but steadily shrinking - a sure sign of recovery from the crash of 2008. "With rising incomes and property values, more ...
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The Banking Industry is Asking What is the Destiny of Community Banks?

The Banking Industry is Asking What is the Destiny of Community Banks? What is the destiny of community banks? It’s undeniable that technology and non-bank businesses have introduced new options for bank customers and a topic of discussion these days is What is the destiny of community banks?   The answer to the question depends on the response of the banks themselves. Whether customers c...
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Are Banking Regulations Getting Unbearable for Bankers? Decline in New Banks Indicates the Answer is Yes!

Are Banking Regulations Getting Unbearable for Bankers? Decline in New Banks Indicates the Answer is Yes! Are banking regulations getting unbearable for bankers? When the Federal Reserve Board recently released an update on its FAQs list for what is known as the Volcker rule, a question started to form in the minds of many bankers and economists: Are banking regulations getting unbea...
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Banking regulations may be bad for the economy, unbearable for bankers

Banking regulations may be bad for the economy, unbearable for bankers Are banking regulations getting unbearable for bankers? Basel III was a long time ago, relatively speaking. Originally published in 2010 and revised in 2011, these new regulations were a direct reaction to the "Great Recession" of 2008. These regulations require higher standards on loan guarantees and forces banks...
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