Battle to stem closures of African-American banks in US
Banks owned by African-Americans which serve the black community in the US have been closing down at a rapid pace.
There are now only 24 such banks left across the country, but nearly a fifth of all African-American households in the US still do not have bank accounts, so many argue that minority banks are still needed.
Yogita Limaye reports from New York.
07 Apr 2015
- From the section Business