Bank CEOs from Asia, Russia, Europe, Australia and within the US have trekked to Portland, Oregon, to pay to hear Ray Davis talk. He is the chief executive of a community bank called Umpqua Bank that was established in 1953 to cash cheques and lend money to local lumberjacks. Its market capitalization is just $1.8 billion.
Yet this bank with an unusual name is doing to banking what Apple did to mobile technology. “Margins are shrinking faster than a speeding bullet.
Access intelligence that drives action
To unlock this research, enter your email to log in or enquire about access
