John Reosti is a reporter covering community banks in particular and the financial services industry in general. He also focuses on the Small Business Administration, the National Credit Union Administration Board and issues connected to the CECL accounting standard.
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The pilot could help the agency improve its image after past criticism of slow responses to catastrophes.
By John ReostiNovember 28 -
A decision to slash the equity required for most change-in-ownership loans could help the small-business lending program top its recent record.
By John ReostiNovember 22 -
Jefferson Financial Credit Union in Louisiana struck a deal to bring in $12 million in secondary capital, which is believed to be the biggest haul to date for a credit union. Will it embolden other CUs to pursue similar fundraising efforts?
By John ReostiNovember 20 -
Clearinghouse CDFI will use funds from the $2 million investment to support affordable-housing and economic development projects in communities and Native American reservations in California, Nevada and Arizona.
By John ReostiNovember 20 -
Jefferson Financial in Louisiana struck a deal to bring in $12 million in secondary capital, which is believed to be the biggest haul to date for a credit union. It could also embolden other credit unions to pursue similar fundraising efforts.
By John ReostiNovember 17 -
The approved budget is largely unchanged from the plan released during the public briefing last month.
By John ReostiNovember 16 -
Beneficial Bancorp in Pennsylvania believes it can make a dent in a relationship-driven business that is expected to have more borrower demand in 2018.
By John ReostiNovember 15 -
The company hired Kevin Thompson, a CFO with big-bank experience, to take over its top financial post. Once a fast-growing bank, Opus has spent recent months cutting costs and exiting certain business lines.
By John ReostiNovember 14 -
The company has reapplied to buy Civic Bank more than a year after a regulatory snag forced it to put the deal on ice.
By John ReostiNovember 13 -
Outsiders gained access to customer information at Southern National Bancorp of Virginia using a malicious email. Other financial institutions, meanwhile, are implementing policies in hopes of avoiding the same fate.
By John ReostiNovember 10






