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Regional Banks

Definition

Regional banks are financial institutions that operate within a specific geographical area, typically serving local communities and businesses rather than a nationwide or international client base. They play a crucial role in local economies by providing traditional banking services, including loans, deposits, and payment processing. Their smaller scale often allows for more personalized customer relationships compared to larger national banks.
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