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First Bank of Delaware Shuts Storefront Lending Business

American Banker  |  Wednesday, April 4, 2007

By Ben Jackson

Nearly a year after being forced out of the payday lending business, First Bank of Delaware has bowed to regulatory pressure and will stop making third-party consumer installment loans...

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