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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
Banks and Fintech Firms Watching Interest Rates and Political Unrest

Banks and Fintech Firms Watching Interest Rates and Political Unrest

Technology shares are likely falling due to pessimism that the Federal Reserve may decide not to cut interest rates
Goldman Sachs Bucks Majority of Bank Analysts on Interest Rate Speculation

Goldman Sachs Bucks Majority of Bank Analysts on Interest Rate Speculation

They expect the FOMC to keep the funds rate unchanged in the remainder of the year
The Fed to the Rescue? Perhaps: Banks Weigh in

The Fed to the Rescue? Perhaps: Banks Weigh in

Expectations for Fed bailout were high last week after Trump’s threat to put tariffs on all Mexican goods
Bank Deposits: The Most Important Number on the Balance Sheet

Bank Deposits: The Most Important Number on the Balance Sheet

If you are looking for it on the asset side, you are on the wrong side of the balance sheet
Don’t Get Caught Off-Guard in Post-LIBOR World

Don’t Get Caught Off-Guard in Post-LIBOR World

Financial regulators will wind down the London Interbank Offered Rate (LIBOR) by year end 2021
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