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Card Payment Rates Stymie Lending: Interactive Graphic
The portion of balances that credit cardholders paid off climbed again in August in a good sign for defaults but a bad one for portfolio growth. This interactive graphic shows key performance measures at the Big Six.
Recoveries Curb Card Loss Rates: Interactive Data
Credit card collection efforts appear to be more successful than before the recession, controversial practices notwithstanding. This interactive graphic shows recovery and chargeoff data for large lenders.
Deal Revival Spans Size Spectrum: Interactive Graphic
Willing sellers have pretty much replaced failed banks among targets with less than $1 billion of assets. Volume has perked up in other size classes simultaneously.
Banks of the Year: Interactive Graphic
These banks have outperformed industry averages for years and continued to do so in 2012, avoiding the exceptional losses that often follow exceptional returns.
Fed Ties Rates to Jobless; Allbritton Dies
Receiving Wide Coverage ... Rates Tied to Unemployment: Holy mackerel. The Delphic confusion of Fedspeak past vanished from headlines on the central bank's policy statement Wednesday. Both the Journal and the Times went with "Fed Ties Rates to Joblessness," and FT wasn't far off (different font, different space to fill, presumably). ...
Finding a Floor in Commercial Real Estate
The drain from construction loan portfolios has slowed, and other categories of commercial property loans have notched gains in recent periods.
Munis Find Favor With Small Banks
The banking industry's appetite for municipal debt has been on the rise, but it's mostly small institutions that are doing the splurging, leaving the typical small bank with a far bigger allocation to munis then the typical large bank.
Credit Card Delinquencies Rise Slightly: Interactive Graphic
Credit card delinquencies rose in January, but chargeoffs fell and portfolios appear likely to extend a streak of strong performance in the months ahead.
Home Equity Lines — Hardly a Comeback: Interactive Graphic
Home equity lending remains miles away from growth, despite anecdotal evidence of a comeback and rising real estate prices that are fortifying loans already on the books.
Median Deposits: More Branch for the Buck
Median deposits per branch have jumped significantly since 2007 for many banks.
M&A Trends: A Breakdown by Size and Region
A breakdown of M&A deals by bank size and by region, along with American Banker's semi-annual ranking of deal advisers.
Ranking De Novos: From Failures to Buyout Machines
The roughly 800 banks opened since 2002 have failed at about twice the industrywide pace. But some, including a few that have been repurposed as rollup vehicles, have prospered. The tables here rank the best and worst performers among the de novos of the past decade.
Online Banks' Deposits Grow at Quadruple Industry Pace
So-called direct banks have become a favored avenue out of the shadow financial system, and into the federal safety net, for household names like General Electric, American Express and Discover.
Credit Card Balances Rise As Payment Rates Slide
The re-emergence of a sharp seasonal dip in payment rates late last year was mirrored by a jump in credit card borrowing. The percentage of balances that cardholders pay off each month is still higher than during the mortgage boom, however, when large numbers of borrowers drew on home equity to pay other debts.
Former Tarp Banks Lag Peers in SBLF Lending
Data published this month provides support for criticism of the small business lending program as a backdoor exit from Tarp for small banks. Institutions that used SBLF capital to refinance bailout infusions increased such loans at far lower rates than peers.
Enforcement Actions Ceasing and Desisting
Safety-and-soundness orders continued to abate late last year in another sign that the banking industry is regaining its balance.
Grim Survival Rate for Banks Under Regulatory Orders
Failure has been the most common way out of enforcement actions in the current cycle, but outcomes may be improving.
Pump Priming: Growth in Bank Advertising Outruns Revenues
Banks are back on billboards, in mailboxes, and over the airwaves. But what executives call "investment spend" can be heartburn-inducing profligacy to analysts and investors.
Easy Merger Math for Prosperity and Privileged Peers
Rich trading multiples for banking companies like Prosperity in Houston make accretive acquisitions relatively simple. Institutions with such powerful stock currencies are few, however.
Banks Keep Lines Taut as Card Borrowing Increases
Unused credit card lines fell another $21 billion in the fourth quarter as utilization rates, or loans as a percentage of available credit, continued to rebound.
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