While housing prices have soared and bubble talk abounds, bank capital standards are much stronger today and lending standards have tightened considerably since the housing bust. Moreover, the problem isn’t too many homes. It’s just the opposite: too few homes in too many locales.
While housing prices have soared and bubble talk abounds, bank capital standards are much stronger today and lending standards have tightened considerably since the housing bust. Moreover, the problem isn’t too many homes. It’s just the opposite: too few homes in too many locales.
While housing prices have soared and bubble talk abounds, bank capital standards are much stronger today and lending standards have tightened considerably since the housing bust. Moreover, the problem isn’t too many homes. It’s just the opposite: too few homes in too many locales.
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Oxford Harriman & Company has announced that Dan Carter has joined the private wealth management practice as its newest partner and managing director. Carter will be based in Oxford Harriman’s Westlake, Ohio office. Dan believes that a long-term client relationship is built on working with an organization such as Oxford Harriman & Co. work, a disciplined approach, and excellent service.
While housing prices have soared and bubble talk abounds, bank capital standards are much stronger today and lending standards have tightened considerably since the housing bust. Moreover, the problem isn’t too many homes. It’s just the opposite: too few homes in too many locales.
While housing prices have soared and bubble talk abounds, bank capital standards are much stronger today and lending standards have tightened considerably since the housing bust. Moreover, the problem isn’t too many homes. It’s just the opposite: too few homes in too many locales.
From MarketWatch: Oxford Harriman & Company has announced that Thomas C. Erb has joined the private wealth management practice as its newest partner and managing director. Erb will be based in Oxford Harriman’s Cleveland (Beachwood), Ohio office, and has an approach that aligns with Oxford Harriman’s “clients first” philosophy.
While housing prices have soared and bubble talk abounds, bank capital standards are much stronger today and lending standards have tightened considerably since the housing bust. Moreover, the problem isn’t too many homes. It’s just the opposite: too few homes in too many locales.
From MarketWatch:Oxford Harriman & Company has announced that Dennis J. Devane, MBA, CRCP has joined the private wealth management firm as its newest partner and managing director. Devane will be based in Oxford Harriman’s New York City office.
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