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Ag Lenders: Cultivate Growth with Effective Pricing, Structure

Ag Lenders: Cultivate Growth with Effective Pricing, Structure

The coronavirus pandemic has created turbulent conditions in ag lending in 2020
US Banks Reduce Credit Loss Provisions in Third Quarter

US Banks Reduce Credit Loss Provisions in Third Quarter

Banks had been setting aside more cash to soften the impact of expected losses since the start of the pandemic
How will the Pandemic Impact Credit Scores?

How will the Pandemic Impact Credit Scores?

How can lenders understand and control risk to their portfolios?
The Risk Your Asset/Liability Management Process Might Be Missing

The Risk Your Asset/Liability Management Process Might Be Missing

Is your ALM process helping avoid the risk of underperformance when rates fall or remain low?
Mitigating Lending Risk Amid Slowdown Fears

Mitigating Lending Risk Amid Slowdown Fears

It’s prudent for lenders to prepare for a recession and adjust lending practices in order to continue to thrive
Effective Loan Pricing – Why It’s Imperative Now More than Ever

Effective Loan Pricing – Why It’s Imperative Now More than Ever

Today’s environment is especially challenging
Five Reasons Why Negative Interest Rates Would be Bad for Banks and Bad for America

Five Reasons Why Negative Interest Rates Would be Bad for Banks and Bad for America

Americans should not be cheering on rates that would turn negative
Bank of America Forecast Signals Tough Times for Banks

Bank of America Forecast Signals Tough Times for Banks

Raymond James downgraded the stock due to expectations of lower interest rates and slow global growth
Is the American Economy Where Japan Was Before Stagnation?

Is the American Economy Where Japan Was Before Stagnation?

Analysts continue to be concerned with limited growth potential
Bad News for Wall Street: Goldman Sachs was Right on Interest Rates

Bad News for Wall Street: Goldman Sachs was Right on Interest Rates

While almost 100% of analysts were predicting at least one rate cut, the June jobs report changed the equation
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