Autori
Kashian, Russel
Drago, Robert

Titolo
Minority-Owned Banks and Bank Failures After the Financial Collapse
Periodico
Economic notes
Anno: 2017 - Volume: 46 - Fascicolo: 1 - Pagina iniziale: 5 - Pagina finale: 36

Minority-owned banks (MOBs) are small banks, which often serve disadvantaged communities of color, and failed at high rates after the financial collapse. The U.S. Census and FDIC data are used to analyse bank failures for 2009–2014, with predictors from 2008, using logistic regression for estimation. Failure rates were high among Black and Asian American–owned banks; these are related to bank failures in African American communities and concentration in commercial real estate lending; policy responses to the collapse were generally ineffective for small banks. We conclude that policy support for MOBs operating in disadvantaged communities of color is warranted



SICI: 0391-5026(2017)46:1<5:MBABFA>2.0.ZU;2-B

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