Save The Date: VACB’s 48th Annual Convention
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Community banks have long served as economic anchors for small towns and urban neighborhoods alike.
Rethinking Revenue How Community Banks Are Adapting to a Changing Financial Landscape
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While it will possibly take months and even the rest of the year to see the full shakeout, April 2025 was a laboratory for market efficiency. Some might contend there was an element of ruthlessness in the activity.
Vigilante Justice? Financial Markets React Quickly to Policy Changes
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Many community banks have struggled in recent years to grow deposits while keeping costs in check. As competition intensifies, the banks that succeed will be those that take a more strategic and segmented approach.
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Collaborations between financial services technology firms (fintechs) and financial institutions are occurring more frequently than ever.
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With rising consumer expectations, growing competition and ongoing economic uncertainty, banks can no longer rely on outdated, one-size-fits-all overdraft programs or legacy small-dollar loan offerings.
Is It Time to Realign Your Legacy Consumer Liquidity Strategy? Yes — Now More Than Ever
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Virginia’s spectacular spring was on full display at the VACB/Williams Mullen — 25th Annual Bankers’ Cup Golf Tournament, held on May 19 at the beautiful Spring Creek Golf Club in Zion Crossroads.
This spring, VACB hit the road to hear directly from our members. Hosting six regional Banker Roundtables across the Commonwealth, VACB staff and volunteer leaders engaged with…
President’s Column: What We Heard During VACB’s 2025 Spring Roundtables Read More »
Wow! It has been a busy spring! As I’ve mentioned in previous articles, one of my aspirations as Chair during 2025 is the relentless support of and advocacy for community banks.
Chair’s Message: Focus on Advocacy Read More »