Many community bankers would agree that loan agreements and debt covenants are very important tools for monitoring the status of loans and the activities of
written by Chris Griesemer Most people don’t think about voicemail at work being a high risk piece of technology. What risks could possibly be involved
The Whitlock Company recently hired Blair Groves in the Community Banking Group as a Loan Review Specialist. According to Community Banking Partner Tom Beisner, “Blair
written by Blair Groves Seven years past the beginning of the largest financial crisis in the United States since the great depression, the fallout of
Some community banks believe that they are not subject to the unfair, deceptive or abusive acts or practices (collectively referred to as UDAAP) provisions of
Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and the Consumer Protection Act have been among the key concerns for bankers in recent times. One of the more confusing
Depository institutions use loan participations as an integral part of their lending operations. Banks may sell participations to enhance their liquidity, interest rate risk management,
written by Shawn Barbour The recent financial crisis and corporate scandals have generated more focus on corporate governance, which affects us all in different ways
Many community banks rely on participation loans as a source of alternative funds for lending. Selling participation loans may enable banks to meet their borrowers’
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