Over the past year, Risk ID Team members in certain states have reported that apartment vacancy rates are on the rise in their local rental markets. Key Findings The national vacancy rate provides little insight into regional economic conditions. Job numbers are key to vacancy rates. Strong job growth will ensure that new rentals are leased. Stagnant wage growth has
Key Findings The final quarter of 2016 closed out with an underscoring of trends that were discussed throughout the year. Chief among these trends is a persistent loosening of underwriting standards and generally more accommodative credit administration practices across most lending segments and geographies. Agricultural regions, however, no longer seem to be following this trend, with such areas more commonly
Commercial and Industrial (C&I) lending is at an all-time high, with nearly $2.1 trillion in loans to businesses currently on the books of US commercial banks. After taking a hit following the financial crisis, the aggregate level of commercial lending has increased by more than 35% since 2010. [1] Key Findings Commercial & Industrial lending is at an all-time high
State Regulators have cooperative agreements with one another, with federal agencies, and with other state representative agencies. You can find all of these agreements here.
Nationwide Cooperative Agreement States That Signed the Nationwide Cooperative Agreement for Supervision and Examination of Multi-State Trust Institutions Alabama Indiana Montana Rhode Island Alaska Iowa Nebraska South Carolina Arizona Kansas Nevada South Dakota Arkansas Kentucky New Hampshire Tennessee Colorado Louisiana New Jersey Texas Connecticut Maine New York Utah Delaware Maryland North Carolina Vermont District of Columbia Massachusetts Ohio Virginia Georgia