Depressed prices for publicly traded bank stocks may slow the recapitalization and consolidation of the battered banking industry in South Florida.
“Eventually the market will come to differentiate between banks, but right now, bank is a four-letter word. Nobody wants to own one,” said John Kanas, chairman and chief executive officer of BankUnited in Miami Lakes.
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