U.S. Central Credit Union reported that net income for the second quarter totaled $22.7 million, compared to $9.3 million from the second quarter of 2004. Total assets were $34.3 billion at the end of the second quarter 2005, down from the second quarter of 2004 when assets were at $38.2 billion. U.S. Central said it saw significant growth in loans, with average loans per day during the second quarter 2005 at $775 million, compared to $450 million during the same time last year. "The second quarter brought in some remarkable loan volumes," said David Dickens, interim CEO of U.S. Central. "We had several days where loan volumes exceeded $2 billion...We are seeing liquidity needs that are beginning to exceed normal seasonal trends."
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A first look at the capital plan suggests it moves the real estate finance industry closer to changes it lobbied for, but the devil may be in the details.
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Housing economists at ICE Experience 2026 predict mortgage growth but also say the home finance industry has yet to fully adapt to the disruption of this decade.
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The Oklahoma community bank partnered with two digital asset companies to create a cross-border form of tokenized U.S. dollar deposits.
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Grand Rapids-based Independent Bank Corp. has agreed to buy HCB Bancorp for $70.2 million — the buyer's first deal since 2017.
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Participate, a loan participation network, has agreed to use tokenized dollars issued by Custodia Bank and Vantage Bank.
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Royal Bank of Canada is rolling out AI across its businesses in an effort to become more efficient and generate more revenues. The Toronto-based bank recently created an internal AI accelerator that directly reports to CEO Dave McKay.
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