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Durham’s M&F Bank aims to keep up ‘wave of momentum’ for asset growth – Triangle Business Journal
How this Durham bank aims to keep ‘wave of momentum’ from PPP, social justice movement
Aug 18, 2021, 7:00am EDT
After a year like no other, Durham based M&F Bank is “firing on all cylinders,” according to CEO Jim Sills. M&F, a historically Black-owned institution, was once at the center of what was called Black Wall Street in Durham. But it’s struggled to find relevance in recent years as big banks – from Wells Fargo (NYSE: WFC) to Bank of America (NYSE: BAC) – rack up market share in the Triangle
Durham’s M&F Bank joins Citi program for ‘more equitable’ lending
DURHAM – M&F Bank is joining a new Citi Bank-led lending platform to help small-to-medium-sized businesses access loans of up to $10 million.
The North Carolina-based bank – the second oldest minority bank in the U.S. — is one of 18 banks chosen to join the Bridge built by Citi platform that aims to make the borrowing process “more equitable.”
Described as a “digital meeting place,” it allows borrowers and lenders to connect through a “simple online request.” They can also track the loan process in real-time.
“We are excited to be included,” James Sills, M&F Bank’s president and CEO, told WRAL TechWire. “The Bridge platform allows us to cast the net wider to lend beyond our five primary markets using technology.
ChannelAdvisor Announces $3M Deposit at M&F Bank in Support of Minority-Owned Businesses
RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, N.C., Aug. 31, 2021 /PRNewswire/ — ChannelAdvisor Corporation (NYSE: ECOM), a leading provider of cloud-based e-commerce solutions that enable brands and retailers to increase global sales, announced today that it has made a $3 million deposit at M&F Bank, a historic Durham-based community bank committed to personal and community development in North Carolina. Both companies are teaming up to help promote sustainable growth among local minority-owned businesses.
With this deposit, ChannelAdvisor recognizes M&F Bank’s long-standing mission to provide financial solutions, including commercial loan opportunities, for individuals and business owners in underserved communities. As the second-oldest Black-owned bank in the U.S., M&F Bank was the ideal financial institution for ChannelAdvisor’s deposit, which aims to bolster the inclusive recoveries of companies impacted by the ongoing pandemic.
Trending Articles
Durham’s M&F Bank aims to keep up ‘wave of momentum’ for asset growth – Triangle Business Journal
How this Durham bank aims to keep ‘wave of momentum’ from PPP, social justice movement
Aug 18, 2021, 7:00am EDT
After a year like no other, Durham based M&F Bank is “firing on all cylinders,” according to CEO Jim Sills. M&F, a historically Black-owned institution, was once at the center of what was called Black Wall Street in Durham. But it’s struggled to find relevance in recent years as big banks – from Wells Fargo (NYSE: WFC) to Bank of America (NYSE: BAC) – rack up market share in the Triangle
Durham’s M&F Bank joins Citi program for ‘more equitable’ lending
DURHAM – M&F Bank is joining a new Citi Bank-led lending platform to help small-to-medium-sized businesses access loans of up to $10 million.
The North Carolina-based bank – the second oldest minority bank in the U.S. — is one of 18 banks chosen to join the Bridge built by Citi platform that aims to make the borrowing process “more equitable.”
Described as a “digital meeting place,” it allows borrowers and lenders to connect through a “simple online request.” They can also track the loan process in real-time.
“We are excited to be included,” James Sills, M&F Bank’s president and CEO, told WRAL TechWire. “The Bridge platform allows us to cast the net wider to lend beyond our five primary markets using technology.
ChannelAdvisor Announces $3M Deposit at M&F Bank in Support of Minority-Owned Businesses
RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, N.C., Aug. 31, 2021 /PRNewswire/ — ChannelAdvisor Corporation (NYSE: ECOM), a leading provider of cloud-based e-commerce solutions that enable brands and retailers to increase global sales, announced today that it has made a $3 million deposit at M&F Bank, a historic Durham-based community bank committed to personal and community development in North Carolina. Both companies are teaming up to help promote sustainable growth among local minority-owned businesses.
With this deposit, ChannelAdvisor recognizes M&F Bank’s long-standing mission to provide financial solutions, including commercial loan opportunities, for individuals and business owners in underserved communities. As the second-oldest Black-owned bank in the U.S., M&F Bank was the ideal financial institution for ChannelAdvisor’s deposit, which aims to bolster the inclusive recoveries of companies impacted by the ongoing pandemic.
