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Black-owned banks: Issues and recommendations

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The Review of Black Political Economy

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A number of suggestions have been made here which could be used to advantage by black banks. Several are already being used on a limited scale. In addition to instances cited previously, there are several other black or “interracial” banks which have located in white areas. Among these are the Universal Bank located in the Wall Street area of New York City; the interracial Vanguard National Bank in Hempstead, New York, a Long Island suburban area; and the American State Bank of Tulsa, Oklahoma, with a reported 30 percent white customers. Similarly, the black United Mortgage Bankers Association (UMBA) is in the process of using the device of pooling of mortgages.

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This article first appeared in theCalifornia Management Review no.1 (Fall 1974), and is reprinted with their permission.

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Ducker, J.M., Morton, T.G. Black-owned banks: Issues and recommendations. The Review of Black Political Economy 6, 161–172 (1976). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02689519

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