Internet Banking

The Wall Street Journal
February 5, 2008

Gerald L. Blanchard

With bad loans piling up on banks' balance sheets, some lenders are finding themselves strained for capital. As a result, banks — especially community lenders with big portfolios of commercial real-estate loans — are balking at making new loans, even to clients with solid credit histories, said Jerry Blanchard, a partner in the financial-institutions practice at law firm Powell Goldstein LLP in Atlanta.



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