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The banking industry has emerged shaken but in some senses thriving. Last year was the second most profitable ever for the nation’s banks, according to reports filed with the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp., but it is unmistakably true that the industry is fundamentally different today than it was five years ago.
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Banks are closer to pre-recession profit and lending levels, but there are fewer of them. More
Banks and credit unions continue to recover, as lending expands. More
Rising profits and growing loan demand, along with a decline in troubled loans, indicate that after a long five years, the banking industry might be returning to something resembling normalcy. More
The nation’s banks and credit unions had their best year since 2006, as a slowly recovering economy led to modest loan growth and lower levels of nonperforming loans. More
New federal data show that the number of small bank loans to business has fallen to the lowest point in more than a decade, cutting the flow of money to a sector that's usually a job-creation powerhouse. More
As banks emerge from the three-year financial crisis, new competitive pressures and more regulations will force many smaller banks out of business, resulting in even more power for the largest institutions. More
