Although they control only 21% of U.S. bank assets, small and mid-sized banks provide 54% of small business loans. Continue reading
As a share of their total assets, small business lending at the nation’s largest banks fell by 33% in three years. Continue reading
As this chart shows, giant banks (those with more than $100 billion in assets) consistently make poorer lending decisions and write-off more bad loans than community banks (those with under $1 billion in assets). Continue reading
More than three years after their reckless greed triggered the Great Recession, the nation’s biggest banks have paid almost no penalty and are bigger than ever, as these two graphs illustrate. Continue reading
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