Banking, Inside the Beltway
By: Nathan Marinchick
New regulations, heightened supervisory expectations and challenging economic conditions continue to weigh on community banks as they work to help their communities rebuild in the wake of the economic crisis. However, recent research from the Federal Reserve shows community banks can thrive even under adverse circumstances. Fed Governor and former community banker Elizabeth Duke outlined the characteristics that are strongly linked to banks’ success during a speech at the University of Georgia’s Terry College of Business in Duluth, Ga., on Feb. 5.
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