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What are the challenges that banks face to raise capital?

Investors remain available for offensive capital-raising but are scarce for defensive capital-raising.>
Central Banker , Issue Spring

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Agriculture Boom Continued 2013

U.S. agriculture has been booming in recent years with record farm incomes and double-digit percentage increases in cropland prices. However, farm income projections suggest a flattening, if not a reversal, of these trends. 2013 may prove to be a peak year, as analysts expect the agriculture sector to experience lower commodity prices, normal crop production and lower farm income over the next several years.
Central Banker , Issue Winter

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The drought's impact on Eighth District agricultural conditions

Despite historic drought conditions, crop producers and lenders in Eighth District states appear likely to exit the year in satisfactory financial condition, but the situation is somewhat different for livestock producers.
Central Banker , Issue Fall

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The changing landscape of community banking

The demise of the community bank business model has been prognosticated by many, especially with the recent financial crisis. But what do the numbers suggest for the future?
Central Banker , Issue Fall

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Trends in OREO: community banks still have a long way to go

Since the third quarter of 2011, OREO levels at community banks in the District and nationwide have declined. However, the current volume of these properties is much higher than what it was before the start of the financial crisis, indicating that such banks have a long way to go before OREO levels return to what they were before the financial crisis.
Central Banker , Issue Winter

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The demographics of decline in small-business lending

Outstanding loan volume at commercial banks declined 2.2 percent between June 2008 and June 2009.
Central Banker , Issue Spring

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Trends in community banks' net interest margins

Net interest margins are clearly under pressure at community banks, but this trend is not new. It is a product of a highly competitive banking industry and a direct result of today?s lower lending levels and abundant balance sheet liquidity. The net interest margin is the difference between interest income and interest expense. Interest income and interest expense fluctuated considerably through the business cycle, but the long-term trend indicates that asset yields are falling faster than deposit and other funding costs.
Central Banker , Issue Summer

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What if debit card transactions exchanged at par?

Under a mandate from the Dodd-Frank Act, the Federal Reserve proposed standards for determining whether debit card interchange fees are ?reasonable and proportional? to the cost of the transaction.
Central Banker , Issue Spring

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2013 Community Banking Performance: A Year of Recovery

Central Banker , Issue Winter

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Asset quality: are we there yet?

The largest national banks apparently have turned the corner on asset quality issues, but this improving trend has not yet emerging across the Eighth District.
Central Banker , Issue Win

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