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The North Carolina Bankers Association established Centrant Community Capital in 1990 to fill an unmet market need for assisting lenders willing to provide long-term fixed rate loans for affordable multifamily housing.
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"At 83 years of age, the North Carolina School of Banking (NCSOB) is the oldest banking school in the nation." Currently held the first week of August each year at the Friday Center in Chapel Hill, the school is a four year curriculum. Students end their time with a graduation ceremony on the final day of their Senior year. An unofficial name for the program is "Bank Camp".
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Author of this sketch, Hamilton holds multiple patents for his endeavors in automating financial analysis.
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Nathan Batts, senior vice president and counsel for the North Carolina Bankers Association talks with N.C. Rep. Leo Daughtry about farming with regard to North Carolina and the high degree of sophistication modern day farmers have to contend.
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Harry Davis asserts " the stronger dollar, slower global growth, the west coast port shutdown and a harsh winter are among some of the reasons" for the poor economic performance at the close of 2014.
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Currently serving his first term in Congress representing North Carolina's 6th Congressional District, Walker previously served as Pastor of Worship and Music at Lawndale Baptist Church in Greensboro. One of his highlights include the 2015 Human Trafficking Detection Act.
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In 2016, the North Carolina Banker's Association (NCBA) announced an up and coming group they would designing. The mission of this group is to promote the professional growth of the state's "emerging leaders." The new group is known as the North Carolina's Young Bankers (NCYB).
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New leadership has been initiated to change the strategic direction of banking agencies throughout the United States. In selecting new leadership of the
The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC), Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC), and the Federal Reserve Board, much is expected in 2017. New heads will be essential to the "much needed changes" involving mortgage lending, policy solution, and increased SBA support.
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Dr. Harry Davis began his tenure at Appalachian State in 1980 and since then has become a notable figure in North Carolina's School of Banking. Along with instructing, Dr. Davis has been published in various newspapers, magazines, and television stations. The North Carolina Bankers Association has campaigned for 1 million dollars to fund the Dr. Harry Davis Professorship.
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The author suggests as community banks are now seeking more deposits, a key strategy for doing so is IRAs. With deposit products now becoming more competitive, IRA's, as long-term investments for every consumer group, offer opportunity for banks to provide a valuable service and gain long-term clients and deposits.
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"In honor of our troops, we've asked several banking leaders who happen to be veterans to tell us a little bit about their experiences. Read our interviews with Larry Chavis, Vice-Chairman of Lumbee Guaranty Bank; Harold Keen, President & CEO of KS Bank; and North Carolina Commissioner of Banks Ray Grace."
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43983
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"Albemarle's Uwharrie Bank plays a critical role in bringing a century old hotel back to life." Hotel Albemarle served Stanly County's business and civi life since 1922.
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