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The Enduring Role of Mutual Banks in a Modern Banking System

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By Tom Fraser
| Bank Director Verified
Mutual banks occupy a distinctive place in the evolution of the U.S. banking system. In an industry defined by diversity of charter, scale and strategy, mutual institutions represent a model rooted in depositor stewardship rather than shareholder return. That difference has shaped a durable approach to banking that continues to serve an important segment of communities across the country.
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Aiming high

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By Tom Fraser
| Boating NZ
Stagnation is the enemy of long-term business success, and those in the marine industry for a long time know that evolving to meet the ever-changing expectations and wishes of customers and the industry is essential. Christchurch-based Huntsman Boats understands this perfectly and over the past 30-plus years has continued to evolve and grow.
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Getting Saucy

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By Tom Fraser
| Boating NZ
Saucy Jane is the name of Bill Hamilton’s first successful jetboat, now lost to history, and of Jim Lapsley’s homebuilt working replica, which is very much alive. Jim Lapsley is the holder of a very special, very personal list. It’s not a list of ‘things to do’; instead, it’s a list of what he considers the 10 most significant boats in New Zealand’s history.
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