Commercial deposits are surging across the industry, driven by credit-line drawdowns and changes in the way corporate customers are managing liquidity.
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Commercial Deposits Surge, But Which Ones Are Sticky?
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Reduce, But Don’t Slash and Burn Commercial Deposit Rates: Careful Response Needed After Fed Rate Cuts
It is clear that commercial deposit rates will fall following the Fed’s emergency rate cuts, but the initial reaction to cut them aggressively should be tempered with an eye toward the future.
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Uncharted Waters: Near-Term Actions That Could Ease Financial Strain
The safety and wellbeing of customers and employees are of utmost importance at this difficult time, but the recent dramatic rate cuts will push banks’ management to take meaningful action to operate a sustainable business.
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The Crown Jewels of Banking: Deposit Strategies that Shine
9th Annual Community Bankers Conference
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Why Broad-Based Campaigns are Hurting Your Deposit Portfolio
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Novantas Viewpoint | A New Approach To Due Diligence
To understand the true value of underlying deposits, acquirers — whether they are banks or fintechs — must dig deeper into the deposit portfolio during the due diligence period.
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The New M&A Dilemma: Premiums Paid for Core Deposits
Are bank buyers paying too much for deposits? There may be a difference between core deposits and true low-cost, sticky deposits.
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Deposit costs hit inflection point, but demand for funds could limit relief
Novantas’ Pete Gilchrist spoke to S&P Global about deposit costs and what relief banks can expect in the future.
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Santander joins crowded field of online deposit gathering
Novantas’ Adam Stockton spoke to American Banker about the banking landscape and that digital factors are now at least as important as physical locations.
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The Fed Makes Another Cut, But Can Betas Keep Pace?
The Fed just cut rates for the third time this year, a move that will keep pressure on bankers as they race to reprice their books.