The Banking & Finance Quarterly report takes an in-depth look at the local economy, market conditions, financial institutions and more.
Don't unbuckle your seatbelt yet. The economic crisis is not over, and the dysfunction at the heart of our banking system remains. Unemployment is soaring and signs are beginning to point toward the dreaded “double dip” in the residential housing market. During this current cycle big banks have grown bigger and more powerful, and now they seem completely out of touch with the needs of the economy.
The Bloomberg San Diego Technology Index showed the largest gain in the first quarter ending March 31, increasing 8.6% to 88.13.
The chart above shows the top 10 performing companies listed in the San Diego Stock Exchange Index for the first quarter in 2011.
After more than a year of analysts looking to the slightest positive signs that the U.S. economy might be picking up, figures from the end of 2010 and beginning of 2011 may finally point to growth across the board.
Tory Nixon is the executive vice president and president of the San Diego Division of California Bank & Trust. He has nearly 20 years of banking and finance experience, including executive positions at Bank of America and Bay Area Development Company. Nixon oversees the bank’s operations in San Diego and Riverside counties and is a member of the its Executive Management Committee and the Asset and Liability Committee..
Teresa Halleck is CEO and president of San Diego County Credit Union, the largest financial institution based in San Diego County. Halleck was president and CEO of Golden 1 Credit Union in Sacramento – the largest credit union in California – and has more than 20 years of financial institutions industry experience. She currently serves as a board and executive committee member of the California Credit Union League.
It has been a tumultuous few years for the American economy, but according to a recent Independent Investor Outlook Report released by the Charles Schwab Corporation (NYSE: SCHW), investors think 2011 is going to shape up pretty well.
Growth in emerging markets and unpredictable world events have conspired to push up commodity prices over the last year, sparking inflationary fears that have fed the market for precious metals.
The rate on the 30-year fixed mortgage rose for the fourth straight week, but still remains below 5 percent.
Wells Fargo & Co., the U.S. bank with the largest branch network, plans to expand in China and add more staff as it joins rivals in boosting assets in the world’s second-largest economy.
Consumers spent more in March on furniture, electronics and at restaurants, but also paid more for gas.
Fewer San Diego County banks saw their ratings go up last quarter, but stability continues to be the rule, with most ratings holding steady.
Soaring prices of many commodities have induced concerns that the U.S. economy could fall victim to inflation, but local economists say there’s little reason to believe the risk is serious.
The last few years have been a real challenge for investors. Going from peaks to valleys has tested the resolve of many people – most who consider themselves “long-term” investors – and common wisdom suggests more volatility is expected.
Qualified borrowers remain scarce, consolidation continues among the largest banks and new regulations promise to put increased pressure on even the institutions they were meant to help.
Linda Thomas began her banking career 37 years ago as a part-time teller. In that time, she’s worked almost every bank position, forged long-lasting relationships with clients and colleagues alike, and weathered seven bank mergers.
Pure Financial Advisors is not your typical financial services company. It not only maintains a focus on full transparency, but it’s not commission-based — and there’s no minimum net worth required for clients.
Oct. 1, 2015 -- Reporter Carlos Rico tours the new Mission Fed JA Finance Park. The $4.4 million interactive learning campus in Mission Valley is designed to teach teens and young adults how to make smart financial decisions during a one-day seminar.
The rate on the 30-year fixed mortgage rose for the fourth straight week, but still remains below 5 percent.
Wells Fargo & Co., the U.S. bank with the largest branch network, plans to expand in China and add more staff as it joins rivals in boosting assets in the world’s second-largest economy.
Consumers spent more in March on furniture, electronics and at restaurants, but also paid more for gas.
Banking & Finance is a one-stop shop for The Daily Transcript's news on the local economy, market conditions, capital and funding issues, and investment concerns.
The Banking & Finance Quarterly report takes an in-depth look at the local economy, market conditions, financial institutions and more.
Local experts answer tough questions on the economy and investing in our quarterly Banking & Finance report.
The Banking & Finance Quarterly report takes an in-depth look at the local economy, market conditions, financial institutions and more.
The Banking & Finance Quarterly report takes an in-depth look at the local economy, market conditions, financial institutions and more.
Get an in-depth look at the state of our local economy, stock market conditions and community banking issues in this quarterly report.
The Banking & Finance Quarterly report takes an in-depth look at the local economy, market conditions, financial institutions and more.
The Banking & Finance Quarterly report takes an in-depth look at the local economy, market conditions, financial institutions and more.
The Banking & Finance Quarterly report takes an in-depth look at the local economy, market conditions, financial institutions and more.
Local experts answer tough questions on the economy and the future of commercial real estate in our quarterly Banking & Finance report.
The Banking & Finance Quarterly report takes an in-depth look at the local economy, market conditions, financial institutions and more.
Banking & Finance is a one-stop shop for The Daily Transcript's news on the local economy, market conditions, capital and funding issues, and investment concerns.
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