Marina operators hear a message of hope
February 24, 2009
Record turnout at IMBC is told to prepare for recovery that could begin before the end of the year Expect 2009 to be tougher than
Record turnout at IMBC is told to prepare for recovery that could begin before the end of the year Expect 2009 to be tougher than
Grand Banks Yachts recently launched a new Web site. Boaters considering the purchase of a new Grand Banks, buyers can visit the site to learn about
Despite the infusion of cash from the federal government into credit markets during the last few months, many banks are still leery of lending money.
A bank merger between two retail marine lenders could eliminate, or at least change, another source of boat finance. The merger between Provident Bank and
Wealthy clients and brand reputation propel CYI to a banner first year To say Steve Fithian has the Midas touch isn’t much of an exaggeration.
Concerns about the subprime mortgage crisis have been around for awhile, with many blaming high-risk loans for triggering the broader economic problems. Here’s a brief
Editor’s note: This is where things stood in marine finance in early October. The banking environment, however, was changing on almost a daily basis, and
Industry veterans eager for an end to downturn they call the worst ever It has been a tumultuous late summer and fall in the both
Grand Banks Yachts launched an online parts store, offering a variety of Grand Banks and OEM parts at www.GBparts.com. Each part on the Web site
This year’s Sail America General Members Meeting will feature an interactive panel discussion to encourage discussion about the group’s future plans and the economic challenges
Record turnout at IMBC is told to prepare for recovery that could begin before the end of the year Expect 2009 to be tougher than
Grand Banks Yachts recently launched a new Web site. Boaters considering the purchase of a new Grand Banks, buyers can visit the site to learn about
Despite the infusion of cash from the federal government into credit markets during the last few months, many banks are still leery of lending money.
A bank merger between two retail marine lenders could eliminate, or at least change, another source of boat finance. The merger between Provident Bank and
Wealthy clients and brand reputation propel CYI to a banner first year To say Steve Fithian has the Midas touch isn’t much of an exaggeration.
Concerns about the subprime mortgage crisis have been around for awhile, with many blaming high-risk loans for triggering the broader economic problems. Here’s a brief
Editor’s note: This is where things stood in marine finance in early October. The banking environment, however, was changing on almost a daily basis, and
Industry veterans eager for an end to downturn they call the worst ever It has been a tumultuous late summer and fall in the both
Grand Banks Yachts launched an online parts store, offering a variety of Grand Banks and OEM parts at www.GBparts.com. Each part on the Web site
This year’s Sail America General Members Meeting will feature an interactive panel discussion to encourage discussion about the group’s future plans and the economic challenges
