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Recent bank and branch consolidation have created some pockets of opportunity and could trigger the next wave of de novo banks. But here’s the catch: You may only need to raise $30 million of capital to open a bank, but you will need a lot more to make it successful. Discover more in our recent blog here: https://bit.ly/3LFmyUf
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Public sector banks were 75% of all bank credit in 2012-13 - they are only 57% now, with marketshare of private banks going up hugely (doubled from 19% to 39%).
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Looks like delinquencies are creeping up again..particularly in private banks– NPA provisioning jumped in Q1, with private banks showing a solid 38% increase.
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I'm thrilled to announce that I have completed the introductory program on bank credit in banks presented by #EgyptianBankingInstitute & #CentralBankofEgypt
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The OCC puts out a weekly bulletin of Bank Branch closures, as well as new Branch Establishments and Relocations. If you track this information the trend clearly indicates more Branch closures occur on a annual basis than Establishments or Relocations. If you want to see which Financial Institutions are reshaping their market footprint this is very useful information.
Weekly Bulletin
occ.gov
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A top U.S. regulator plans to call for new rules that would require large and midsize lenders to show they can withstand the type of rapid deposit runs that took down three banks in early 2023. Banks would have to demonstrate they could cover “acute, ultra-short-term” deposit outflows under the plan, which is set to be informally proposed Thursday by the head the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency. #Banking #OCC #GoodLuckWithThat
Exclusive: Top Bank Regulator to Call for New Liquidity Rules
wsj.com
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The number of Problem Banks, as reported by the FDIC, ticked up last quarter to 63 banks from 52 banks at the end of the last quarter. This is 1.4% of all banks in the United States and well within the "normal" range of 1-2% of total banks.
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