(You remember Obozo, right? The Commie who played 'anti-bank' harmonica in the Totalitarian Band, right? The one who just picked up a $400K check for opening his pie-hole at Goldman? Yah, that one.)
So, anyhow.
...“Dodd-Frank is great if you’re a
giant financial institution. It is lousy if you’re a local community
bank and if you’re a credit union. And in the four years after
Dodd-Frank, community banks lost market share at a rate double what they
were losing before then – 12 percent versus 6 percent.”
According to Cruz, more than 80 community banks have “gone under” in Texas while 1,800 have closed across the nation.
“This
is not good for the banking institutions but it’s particularly bad for
small businesses. If you care about growth, if you care about small
businesses, who do you think is lending to small business? Who do you
think lends money to that farmer to buy the tractor? Who do you think
lends money to that small restaurant owner to open a new restaurant and
hire the waiters and waitresses and cooks? It’s the small community
banks, the financial institutions hurt by Dodd-Frank,” he said....
By the way, you can take it from me: Chase Bank sucks toad-balls. Never had an account there, and I never will--and the story won't fit into this blog. But they suck toad-balls.
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