Remove Capital Remove Indianapolis Remove Lending
article thumbnail

Analyst Insights: Two Banks that Deliver to Shareholders

Jeff For Banks

Raised capital in late 2019. Entered Indianapolis on 5/2021, a top 2 Midwest market with Columbus, another market $CFBK is in. 8/25 Due to these decisive decisions/actions, $CFBK has positioned itself to be a very desirable target, with a market presence in the two fastest growing markets in the Midwest, Indianapolis and Columbus.

Columbus 102
article thumbnail

Impact Roadshow | Indianapolis, IN

Filene

QCash - An omni-channel lending solution that offers relationship based underwriting (without credit check) to members in search for small, short-term unsecured loans. It was also a great forum for the Coast Capital team to engage with peers within the organization and across the industry. Filene Feedback | Linda Young.

Insiders

Sign Up for our Newsletter

This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.

article thumbnail

Growing a mortgage portfolio: Encourage borrowers to bank local

Abrigo

In the spirit of the go local movement, new data from Sageworks Bank Information peeked in on 10 cities to see which community banks were making an impact on local mortgage lending. • Indianapolis, Indiana – First Internet Bank of Indiana ($249 million). Flagstar capitalizes on going local, too.

Cleveland 150
article thumbnail

15 Minutes With … Scott Badley

Independent Banker

We capitalized on the expertise of many different areas of the bank, including lenders and processors, as well as outside experts. Badley: I’m not sure if this is my biggest success of the year, but my favorite experience for 2015 was attending the ICBA Leadership Conference in Indianapolis. Badley: It was a group effort. It had to be.

article thumbnail

121 Of The Biggest, Costliest Startup Failures Of All Time

CB Insights

In this review of failure, we’ve looked in our venture capital database to find the most well-funded startup companies that ultimately failed or had an undesirable exit, such as an asset sale or an acquisition for less than the total funding raised by the company. ” via Indianapolis Business Journal. . Company: Jawbone.

Capital 78