EverBank

Source: www.gonzobanker.com --- 25 days ago
For September, we laud Frank Trotter, President of EverBank Direct, for a devotion to sensible banking practices that has helped EverBank slide unscathed and with growth to boot past the credit crisis. ...

Source: jacksonville.bizjournals.com --- 89 days ago
EverBank Financial Corp. today announced record earnings of $44.7 million for the first half of 2008, an increase of 162% over the $17.1 million recorded in the first half of 2007, according to a release from the company. ...

Source: www.bizjournals.com --- 76 days ago
NORTHEAST FLORIDA -- Second quarter banking reports were expected to unveil how deep some banks have sunk in the credit crunch. (BAC) (WB) ...

Source: www.bizjournals.com --- 75 days ago
A portion of the $100 million investment EverBank secured July 22 will be directed to the company's St. Louis banking operations, said Blake Wilson, president and chief executive of EverBank Financial Corp. in Jacksonville, Fla. ...

Source: search.ebscohost.com --- 71 days ago
American Banker; 07/29/2008 (AN 33384716) Business Source Corporate ...

Source: www.prnewswire.com --- 96 days ago
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Source: crooksblog.sovereignsociety.com --- 26 days ago
By Chris Gaffney, CFA As you can imagine, traders are once again shying away from the risky assets (i.e. high-yielding currencies, emerging markets, etc), now that Lehman is filing Chapter 11. And because risk aversion is a popular theme again, traders are buying low-risk U.S. treasuries. This wholesale U.S. treasury buying is actually stopping the U.S. dollar from falling further. The best performers over the weekend were the Japanese yen and Swiss franc – both traditional funding currencies for the carry trade. As my colleagues have explained several times in the past, carry trades are only profitable when markets are relatively calm. So traders typically exit their carry trades when market volatility increases.  The reversal of the carry trades means investors sell their high-yielding assets and use the funds to pay back loans they took out to buy low-yielding 'funding' currencies like the Japanese yen and Swiss franc. The Japanese yen strengthened as much as 3.4% vs. the U.S. dollar overnight, and the Swiss franc had the biggest one day gain in six months. I have to say I’m surprised Treasury Secretary Paulson didn’t bailout another bunch of his Wall Street buddies. Paulson said Wall Street has been aware of Lehman's troubles for a long time, so he had plenty of time to prepare for any crisis at the company – yet he did nothing. I know EverBank closed out all of our currency trades with Lehman a couple of months ago, and hopef ...

Source: www.housingwire.com --- 82 days ago
EverBank Financial Corp. isn’t waiting for the dust to settle in the mortgage industry’s general collapse — instead, it’s lining up investors and said Tuesday that it’s looking to start shopping. The Jacksonville-based financial services firm said that it had recently closed on a capital investment of approximately $100 million from an affiliate of Sageview Capital [...] ...

Source: crooksblog.sovereignsociety.com --- 18 days ago
By Chuck Butler Yesterday, I talked about how Goldman and Morgan Stanley were now bank holding companies. Last night on the drive home I was sitting in traffic, and I started thinking about these HUGE Bank Holding Companies. They’re probably raiding regional banks to accumulate deposits. They better be careful, because these regional banks (except EverBank of course) have a ton of toxic waste mortgage bonds on their books. Even if they sell that junk to King Henry's RTC-like institution, they will have to sell them at huge losses! And that won't make their balance sheets look very good! Did you like that "King Henry?" Of course I'm talking about Henry Paulson, U.S. Treasury Secretary. He has acted like a "king" here lately, so I thought I should give him the right title. ...

Source: bankdeals.blogspot.com --- 14 days ago
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Source: www.dorseywright.com --- 22 days ago
Re: 'inflation protection' and 'out of the dollar' Bill Sherman 09/20/2008 17:15:00 Doesn't seem to be any problems a' la' the other banks, but I am not privy to their internals. I am local to them in St. Louis, and I'd guess that th... Re: 'inflation protection' and 'out of the dollar' Tom Dorsey 09/20/2008 16:04:00 Bill do you use EverBank? I know of it and is a very progressive bank. Any problems with the garbage other banks have been peddling. t... Re: 'inflation protection' and 'out of the dollar' Bill Sherman 09/20/2008 12:20:00 EverBank.com offers CDs in a variety of currencies.... Re: 'inflation protection' and 'out of the dollar' Tom Dorsey 09/18/2008 20:23:00 We typically simply buy currencies through the currency department at our bank. There are also many currency ETF's and any currency cross you could th... Re: Comment on Arch Coal Tom Dorsey 09/18/2008 20:21:00 Yes typo Sam. T... "inflation protection" and "out of the dollar" Ron Viehe 09/17/2008 21:40:00 I would like to be "out of the dollar" Will you suggest ways to do that. Likewise I would like suggestions about how to defend against rampant infl... Comment on Arch Coal Sam Love 09/17/2008 12:30:00 The comment on Arch Coal in today's "Most Recent Comments" section states, "This was once a high flying stock but is not in a bearish trend". I belie... Re: Message Symbols Dan Stenabaugh 09/11/2008 16:38:00 Just click on the symbol....... Message Symbols Bradley Gaylord 0 ...

Source: accessyourmoney.info --- 3 days ago
It’s not about the deposits, it’s about the unsecuredloans Justin Fox EverBank Reverse Officially Joins MetLife HomeLoans admin Latest News in Mortgages and HomeLoans- Oct 7, 2008 Webmaster IRA vs, studentloans unknown ...