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Pursuit of knowledge fueled his career growth
James P. Loring has amassed an impressive list of accomplishments over his career, culminating, at least for the moment, with being the chief financial officer for Amica Mutual Insurance Co. Perhaps equally as impressive – as well as a mind-boggling display of time management – is the fact the 47-year-old has garnered some of these accolades all at the same time. more

By Jenn Salcido
PBN Staff Writer | 4/8/13

Aite: Emerging markets, rising fund flows expected
Among the trends expected to impact institutional securities and investments in 2013 are investor fund flows rising and shifting to emerging markets. more
Financial action plan for right-brain thinkers
Don’t you just hate money? more
Guest Column:
E. Larson Gunness | 4/1/13
Five Questions With: Jordan Arovas
Senior vice president and manager of specialty banking at Webster Bank talks about working with medical practices. more
Company warns of heightened e-filing threat
Rhode Island taxpayers filing their taxes electronically reap benefits including a quick refund and instant confirmation their tax filing is on time – but there’s a major concern to be aware of with e-filing. more
BofA gives to United Way
Bank of America has donated $175,000 to United Way of Rhode Island to help fund its Critical Needs program, according to a press release from the bank. more
S&P raises North Providence bonds
Standard & Poor’s Ratings Services has raised its long-term rating on North Providence’s general obligation bonds to BBB+ from BBB-, according to a press release from the ratings agency. more
SBA loan process could ease
Proposed regulations to streamline the Small Business Administration loan application process are intended to lessen paperwork and provide greater access to capital for borrowers and lenders. more
SEED offering low-rate loans
The South Eastern Economic Development Corp. is offering low rates on loans for small businesses. more
Banks must lend to credit-starved small businesses
Amid the unending and thoroughly confused debate out of Washington on imposing an austerity agenda on federal government spending, one crucial fact that is being consistently ignored is that small businesses throughout the country have been starved of credit since the onset of the 2007-09 financial crisis and Great Recession. That is, small businesses already have been on an austerity budget for more than four years. more
Guest Column:
Robert Pollin | 3/11/13
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