Philip van Doorn

TheStreet.com Ratings Bank Analyst

Philip W. van Doorn joined TheStreet.com Ratings., Inc., in February 2007. He is the senior analyst responsible for assigning financial strength ratings to banks and savings and loan institutions. He also comments on industry and regulatory trends. Mr. van Doorn has fifteen years experience, having served as a loan operations officer at Riverside National Bank in Fort Pierce, Florida, and as a credit analyst at the Federal Home Loan Bank of New York, where he monitored banks in New York, New Jersey and Puerto Rico. Mr. van Doorn has additional experience in the mutual fund and computer software industries. He holds a Bachelor of Science in business administration from Long Island University.
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Regulators Seize Five Banks Friday

By Philip van Doorn

The failed institutions include United Commercial Bank of San Francisco, the seventh largest bank to be seized during the 2008-2009 crisis.

11:12AM 11/07/09

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Capital One Gets Through Hard Part

By Philip van Doorn

The credit-card company handled the crisis with aplomb and can look ahead to a brighter future.

08:50AM 11/05/09

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Capital One Gets Through Hard Part

By Philip van Doorn

The credit-card company handled the crisis with aplomb and can look ahead to a brighter future.

08:23AM 11/05/09

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Capital One Gets Through Hard Part (RealMoney.com $)

By Philip van Doorn

The credit-card company handled the crisis with aplomb and can look ahead to a brighter future.

05:00AM 11/05/09

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Regulators Seize Nine Banks

By Philip van Doorn

Regulators shut down nine banking subsidiaries of privately held FBOP, bringing the 2009 tally of failed U.S. banks to 115.

11:48AM 10/31/09

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New Bank Failures: Week of Oct. 26

By Philip van Doorn

Seven community bank failures on Friday brought the total number of banks and thrifts shut down by regulators this year to 106.

12:21PM 10/26/09

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Three Undervalued and Overlooked Banks

By Philip van Doorn

Bank shares have rallied and are now more expensive than the overall stock market. Here are three regional banks that beat their bigger peers in almost every way.

08:08AM 10/26/09

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Seven Banks Fail Friday

By Philip van Doorn

Regulators shut down seven banks Friday, bringing this year's tally of failed U.S. banks and thrifts to 106.

10:28AM 10/24/09

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U.S. Bancorp Getting Stronger Every Day

By Philip van Doorn

The Minneapolis-based bank is conducting due diligence on purchasing the assets of yet another failed institution.

01:41PM 10/21/09

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State Street Earnings Rise, Match Estimates

By Philip van Doorn

State Street's third-quarter net income rose to $516 million, or $1.04 a share, matching the estimate of analysts.

08:19AM 10/20/09

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