DC Banks on the FDIC Troubled Bank List

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Eight DC banks are still on the Unofficial Troubled Bank List as reported by calculatedriskblog.com. The banks are operating with headquarters (HQ) in the District of Columbia and metropolitan regions of Maryland and Northern Virginia. The official FDIC Troubled Bank List is confidential on the breakdown, but the editors of calculatedriskblog.com provide the unofficial troubled bank list. The list corresponds with the FDIC reporting a decrease in the troubled bank list to 844 from 865 for July - September of 2011, and first quarter decrease in the number of troubled banks in the United States since 2006. FDIC reports an increase in bank profits from $ 23.8 billion in the July-September 2010 to $35.4 billion in the same period of 2011. The majority of profits were realized with banks with $10 billion in assets and larger as this asset group accounted for $29.8 billion of the $35.4 billion in 3rd quarter profits. The same scenario can be viewed in the Troubled Bank List in the makeup … [Read more...]

What Localism brings to banking

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The localism of the past period before deregulation is not the perfect solution for the future of the banking industry, but the best practices of the era did include the long-term success of the bank was interdependent on the local presence and impact to insure financial health and opportunity for consumers and community served. The bank could not sustain success in the community without a healthy and vibrant community and consumer, and the impact of all three is profound to the real economy locally and nationally. In today's modern banking, the financial system and the regulatory structure stand in peril providing a viable, self sufficient system as the consumer and the community are not the benefactors of the financial system or the regulatory model. The current financial model does not bring the stability of localism in today's current crisis. The lack of stability does question the sustainability of the present system as many demographics do not have access to banking services, … [Read more...]

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