Archive for the 'banks' Tag
Financial overhaul meets corporate governance …
Thursday, July 15th, 2010The long-anticipated Wall Street reform bill just passed the U.S. Senate and is heading for President Obama’s desk. It still has a number of the investor-protection and corporate-governance provisions we mentioned before, but we were recently reminded that even some of the headline issues — bank capital standards, systemic-risk oversight, derivatives regulation — have a [...]
FootnotedPro: Long-term risks to bank income
Friday, July 2nd, 2010The slow season for filings is a mixed blessing: It lets us spend a little more time with the filings that do come in. But at the same time, there’s less in the way of clear-cut, compelling material for FootnotedPro, our subscription service for professional investors. So we took the opportunity to go back and [...]
Banking on the little bucks at CVB Financial …
Wednesday, March 31st, 2010In all the hue and cry over executive compensation, one refrain is constant: Without good pay packages, companies won’t get the best and brightest men and women for the job. And heck, you never know what it’ll take to keep them coming in to work. For some, like Sprint CFO Robert Brust, it’s rides on [...]
TFS Financial Corp. Discusses its Loan Woes
Tuesday, December 1st, 2009Given the paucity of filings on Friday, we couldn’t help but pay attention to the 10-K that TFS Financial Corp. (TFSL) filed. The company actually tried to sneak it in late Wednesday — around 6:30 pm. But the SEC was closed for Thanksgiving by then so it wound up getting accepted on Friday morning. Granted, [...]

