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Banking industry
Banks may become more selective about who gets loans
Mar 21, 2023
The collapse of SBV could lead to increased scrutiny around potential risks for banks.
Is Switzerland still synonymous with safe banking?
Mar 20, 2023
Switzerland’s reputation for secure, secret banking goes back to at least WW I. But its banks have changed over time, with mixed results.
Increased scrutiny on banks raises specter of tightening credit
Mar 16, 2023
Banks may get stingier and more selective with loans, and that could hurt businesses that need them.
"Financial conditions" are closely watched by the Fed — and at the moment, very complicated
Mar 16, 2023
"Financial conditions" lately have been anything but simple.
Peers not lining up to buy Silicon Valley Bank's problems. Neither are the giants.
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Kai Ryssdal
Mar 15, 2023
SVB has a "$15 billion hole," says Semafor’s Liz Hoffman. Banks big enough to take on the challenge were initially not invited to bid.
For Community Development Financial Institutions, new rules are on the way
Mar 7, 2023
The Treasury is changing the certification process for the first time in more than two and a half decades.
Fourth-quarter reports show some big banks are saving for a recession
Jan 13, 2023
In the face of high inflation, rising interest rates and a slowing global economy, banks are setting aside reserves — just in case.
For public good, not for profit.
Why is there still a need for physical bank branches?
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Janet Nguyen
Nov 18, 2021
Even as online banking has become more common, having face-to-face interaction with consumers is still important.
Rural bank branches more scarce than ever
Dec 3, 2019
The Federal Reserve found that over 40% of rural counties lost bank branches in the five years to 2017.
Banks are raking in dough, analysts say, and their earnings are expected to confirm that
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Ryan Kailath
Oct 11, 2017
On Thursday, we’ll know how the big banks are doing when earnings reports come out for the third quarter. Most analysts are expecting record profits of more than $21 billion. Click the audio player above to hear the full story.