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Most bank executives weren’t making much of a fuss about alternative lenders in the middle-market lending business at the start of the year. Oh, how times have changed.
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Customer who seek a higher rate put the bank in a defensive position that often ends with the bank offering a rate that is above the optimal and fair price for that client’s deposit.
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The U.S. banking industry has always followed a very simple formula: Intermediation 101 calls for banks to gather deposits from local depositors (primarily retail) and lend to local borrowers (primarily businesses).
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The Novantas Review is pleased to introduce a new feature in which we interview an expert about the banking industry.
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Much of the buzz about real-time payments innovation has focused on retail banking, but the new technology has broad implications for commercial businesses as well.
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Primacy push: banks need to be more selective about commercial customers as loans and deposits come under pressure, according to a quarterly analysis from Novantas.
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Something has been missed in all the fuss about big banks’ deposit juggernauts: Some regionals have carved out a surprising edge when it comes to interest-free checking accounts, the crème de la crème of retail deposit-taking.
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JPMorgan Chase, BofA, Wells Fargo see gains; Fifth Third, Comerica and Regions Financial lose ground.
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Banks that have been grappling with lukewarm commercial loan demand are now facing a new headache: heightened competition from alternative sources of credit.
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They may not know it, but many US banks are experiencing a net decline in their overall organic growth rates of checking customers.
