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Nonbank credit card firms continue to increase their share of the credit card market despite substantial annual increases for bank card businesses. Nonbank and diversified companies hold a 30.4% share of the credit card market as of Mar 31, 1996, up from 20.6% for Mar 31, 1993. Mass customization continues to drive growth in the credit card industry., Despite recent increases in credit card delinquencies and chargeoffs, several industry leaders have strengthened their market positions, an annual American Banker survey shows. Of the top 50 institutions in the [...]

Deposits in the nation's 300 largest banks increased 0.9% or $16.3 billion during the first half of 1993 to reach $1.75 trillion. This increase was due to acquisitions totaling $32.3 billion by 15 of the top banks. Otherwise, deposits are decreasing due to low interest rates, which lead consumers to invest in mutual funds instead of certificates of deposit. Tables rank the top 300 banks in deposits., Deposits at the nation's largest banks increased slightly in the first six months, with much of the gain due to acquisitions, even as customers continued to drain funds from low-rate [...]

The article presents a table of the 100 fastest-growing companies in the world as of September 2013, as ranked by the publication, with information on each including earnings per share, net income, and revenue.

The article presents information and statistics on the earnings per share, net income, and revenue of the fastest-growing companies as of September 2012, which includes the precious-metals company Silver Wheaton; the audio microchip maker Cirrus Logic; and the Chinese Internet-search engine Baidu.

A table is presented which lists the top 100 fastest growing companies as of September 2011, including SXC Health Solutions, a pharmacy management company, Green Mountain Coffee Roasters, and Hi-Tech Pharmacal, which sells pharmaceutics and services.

The article presents the magazine's annual list of the 100 fastest-growing companies according to their 2010 ranking, with statistics provided on each company's growth rate, revenue, income, total return, and price-earnings ratio.

The article presents a list of firms that meet the publication's criteria for inclusion in its grouping of the 100 fastest-growing companies.

The article presents a list of "Fortune" magazine's fastest-growing companies for 2007, including Nutrisystem, Hansen Natural, and Arena Resources..

A list of the top 100 fastest growing companies in 2006 is presented. The number one fastest growing company is Vaalco Energy. The company is followed by Hansen Natural, Armor Holdings, Southern Copper, and LCA-Vision. Data is given for share growth, revenue growth, and total return for price to earnings.

The article looks at the publication's annual ranking of the 100 fastest-growing corporations traded on U.S. stock exchanges, as of 2013. It discusses trends in the ranking over the past 15 years, including which industries were most heavily represented in various years. Other topics include companies appearing on the list multiple times and non-U.S. companies on the 2013 list. Companies cited include computer company Apple and information technology (IT) company Cognizant Technology.

Basic correspondent services are still balance-based, while newer products are generally fee-based. Foreign correspondent balances were down and domestic balances up for the year. The Federal Reserve is much more of a presence in the marketplace.

NEW YORK -- The thrift industry has become the fastest growing sector of the correspondent banking market, American Banker's annual survey of correspondent banking shows. Correspondent bank balances deposited by [...]

NEW YORK -- Japanese and U.S. banks dominated the listing of the world's top 500 banks, based on year-end 1983 deposits. Four of the world's top 10 banks are now [...]

Banks' Market-to-Book Ratios Rise as Interest Rates Decline The annual survey, based on data supplied by Cates Consulting Analysts, New York, reviewed the performance of the nation's largest bank holding [...]

NEW YORK -- Trust income rose substantially at the top trust deartments last year. For the top 100 banks and trust companies, gross trust income jumped 17.3% in 1984, to [...]

NEW YORK -- Regional banks outperformed money center banks last year in terms of returns on assets and equity. In addition, the marketplace continued to look with greater favor on [...]

Nonrecurring items, such as the sale of buildings, real estate, and subsidiaries, or venture capital profits, or gains from sales of securities accounted for almost 8 cents of every dollar of 1983 net income for the 10 largest banking companies., NEW YORK--Almost 8 cents of every dollar to reach the bottom line as net income in 1983 fror the nation's 10 largest banking companies came from such things as the [...]

American-based foreign banking operations are making more use of Edge Act powers than previously, and an American Banker survey reveals that 7 out of last years 16 Edge Act corporations were foreign owned.

A survey of bank holding companies and commercial banks shows that Citicorp was the top earner during 1982 and Seafirst Corp. had the sharpest decline, causing it to lose its position among the top 100 earners. Altogether, 11 companies that were among the top 100 in 1981 did not retain this status. Citicorp's net income for 1982 was 723,000,000, making this the second year in a row the company has been top earner.

Thrift Profits: Big Winners, Big Losers NEW YORK -- The old expression 'the rich get richer and the poor get poorer' describes the earnings performances of the nation's large thrift [...]

A statistical analysis has been made comparing commercial and industrial loan activity of specific foreign banks in the United States. It was found that Japanese bank branches held the most loans at 42%. The data includes loans from he 50 states, Puerto Rico, Guam and the Virgin Islands.

Norwest Financial Group Inc and NationsBank Corp were the first banking companies to be ranked among the top 20 finance companies in 1995. Norwest and NationsBank, which respectively ranked 19th and 20th, were ranked by total capital. While banks tend to lend to less riskier borrowers, it is typical for finance companies to extend short-term loans to customers that banks find as risks. Instead of deposit, finance companies use commercial paper and other debt to finance their lending., In a first, two banking companies last year cracked the ranks of the top 20 finance firms, according to a survey by American Banker and SNL Securities Inc. Norwest Financial [...]

Domestic offices of foreign banks booked a 15.5% increase in business loans for the year ending Jun 30, 1995 compared to the same period in 1994. The increase in lending by foreign banks was the sharpest rise in growth since 1993. Analysts expressed surprise at the increase in lending by Japanese banks which were thought to have faced capital constraints. The loan growth posted by foreign banks surpassed that reported by domestic banks during the period., Foreign banks are back - with a vengeance. According to the latest American Banker survey, business loans booked at U.S. offices of foreign banks rose 15.5% in the 12 months [...]

The top 25 banking companies increased their assets 9% in 1st qtr 1994 on the strength of a change in the way derivatives are recorded. The period saw strong asset growth of 4.6%, discounting the accounting changes. Traditional banking activities have accounted for most of this growth. The accounting change requires that the unrealized gains on derivative products be counted as assets., Assets at the nation's top 25 banking companies soared during the first quarter as a new accounting rule for derivatives took effect. The group's assets jumped 9%, to $2.06 trillion [...]

Nonbank credit card companies are gaining market share; they hold 20% of all revolving credit outstanding. Sears, Roebuck and Co is the top nonbank company in the business, with a credit card portfolio that rose 48% to $15.2 billion as of Mar 31, 1993. However, some businesses included in this total, such as Discover and Co, have since been spun off. In response to nonbank increases, banks such as Citicorp are seeking deals that would co-brand cards with the name of the bank and the nonbank company., In April, Citicorp's senior retail executive, James L. Bailey, gave the banking industry a Paul Revere-type warning about the threat posed by nonbank credit cards. The annual American Banker survey [...]

NEW YORK -- The changes in the thrift institution industry caused by deregulation appear to be having a major impact on commercial banks' correspondent banking business. New data published today [...]

NEW YORK -- The Bank of American, San Francisco, is the top commercial bank in mortgage servicing, with $2.2 billion at midyear. But with a portfolio of that size, BofA [...]

NEW YORK -- The mortgage servicing industry is going through period of dynamic change and restructuring. The evidence of this change shows up in the survey by the American Banker [...]

NEW YORK -- Two years of superior growth at the nation's credit unions have enabled these institutions to pick up market share at the expense of savings banks and savings [...]