Rethinking CD early withdrawal penalties
What would happen to investor demand in the bond market if U.S. Treasuries were subject to early withdrawal penalties similar to bank certificates of deposit? [Continue]
What would happen to investor demand in the bond market if U.S. Treasuries were subject to early withdrawal penalties similar to bank certificates of deposit? [Continue]
There has been much focus recently on shrinking the size of, and increasing the efficiency of, the federal workforce. USDA will not be immune from these painful discussions. [Continue]
Diversity, equity and inclusion is all over the news. One of the first moves by the Trump administration was to dismantle DEI initiatives throughout government. [Continue]
With a membership of 50 banks, and room to grow that number by less than two dozen, Alexis Baxley, president of the Independent Community Banks of North Dakota since last July, believes there still exists a need for community bank specific representation. [Continue]
At least until the midterms, banking industry advocates have a better chance than ever to reshape the applicable tax policy. [Continue]
Attracting and retaining small and medium-sized business customers for community banks is as competitive as it’s ever been, if not more so. [Continue]
With his children now grown, Jack Hopkins sees the current environment as ideal to continue his family’s legacy of advocating for the industry. [Continue]
Tradition Capital Bank of Wayzata, Minn., has expanded its support for a golf-themed charity event to Arizona to boost the community as well as its business. [Continue]
Banks headquartered in the Upper Midwest with Arizona branches say their presence is bringing immediate financial benefits. They view the Arizona market as a way to serve a booming population while showcasing their brands to existing and prospective customers alike. [Continue]
State filings were reported in Iowa, Nebraska, North Dakota, South Dakota and Wisconsin. [Continue]