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ALLL best practices: keep the appropriate allowance for loan and lease losses reserve

Central Banker , Issue Spr

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Bitcoin and Beyond: The Possibilities and Pitfalls of Virtual Currencies

Central Banker , Issue Fall

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More signs of improvement for District, peer banks

Central Banker , Issue Fall

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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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Banking conditions on the upswing in District, nation

Central Banker , Issue Win

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District, U.S. peer banks still navigating difficult waters

Central Banker , Issue Spring

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St. Louis Fed research focuses on how community banks get or stay healthy in difficult times

Central Banker , Issue Fall

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Could rising municipal securities holdings increase community banks' risk profiles?

Central Banker , Issue Fall

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Earnings growth stalls in second quarter, asset quality is steady in District

After a large increase in the first quarter of 2011, earnings growth at District banks came to a standstill in the second quarter.
Central Banker , Issue Fall

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In-depth: can FASB get loan loss accounting just right?

The Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) recently released a proposal that would change the way financial institutions set aside funds to cover losses on loans, debt securities and other assets. Under current accounting rules, the allowance for loan and lease losses is based on incurred losses; the new model, if adopted, would require the allowance to be established for losses expected over the life of the loan based on current and future economic conditions, historical losses, and other factors.
Central Banker , Issue Spring

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