How are new regulations hurting community banks?
Community banks make 60% of small business loans and 75% of farm loans. Camden Fine joins Jim Blasingame to report how new regulations hurt the ability of community banks to help small businesses grow their business and the economy.
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A small business' best friend is a locally owned and managed community bank. Cam Fine joins Jim Blasingame to talk about how community banks have never stopped delivering relationship banking to America's small businesses.
Are "Too Big To Fail" bank regulations hurting community banks? Cam Fine joins Jim Blasingame to reveal the details of how "Too Big To Fail" regulations aimed at big banks is making collateral damage of community banks and their small business customers.
Can regulations be causing our slow economy? Cam Fine joins Jim Blasingame to reveal how regulations aimed at big banks land on small banks and hurts their ability to serve small businesses, which hinders the U.S. economic recovery.
Why does America have an independent bank sector and China does not? One word: liberty. Cam Fine joins Jim Blasingame to discuss that the concept of liberty in America is what creates the environment where community banks flourish to serve local markets.
How could a bank owned by the Chinese government be allowed to buy a U.S. bank? Cam Fine joins Jim Blasingame to reveal China's desire to own American banks and their recent success in doing so, plus China's desire to create community banks there.
