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Provident New York Bancorp is the holding company for Provident Bank, a community-based thrift operating some 35 offices in New York's Hudson Valley region and another in New Jersey operating as Towncenter Bank. Founded in 1888, the bank attracts consumers and business clients by offering traditional deposit products such as checking and savings accounts and CDs; its Provident Municipal Bank subsidiary provides deposit services to area municipalities. The bank uses funds from deposits to originate primarily real estate loans and mortgages. Subsidiary Hudson Valley Investment Advisors provides money management services for institutional and individual investors.

Prudential Bancorp is the holding company for Prudential Savings Bank, a thrift serving the Philadelphia area from about a half-dozen locations. Established in 1886, the bank offers traditional retail products, including checking and savings accounts, IRAs, and credit cards, as well as investments and insurance. One- to four-family residential mortgages make up about three-quarters of the company's loan portfolio; the bank also originates commercial real estate, construction, and land development loans. Prudential Mutual Holding Company owns a majority of Prudential Bancorp, which converted to a mutual holding structure in 2005.

Pulaski Financial is the holding company for Pulaski Bank, which provides financial services to residents and businesses from about a dozen branches throughout the St. Louis and Kansas City metropolitan areas. The bank offers standard deposit products, including checking and savings accounts, NOW accounts, and money market accounts. Pulaski's loan portfolio includes primarily commercial and residential mortgages, as well as home equity and construction loans. Through subsidiaries, the bank offers title insurance, annuities and insurance, and fixed-income investment and trading.

PVF Capital is the holding company for Park View Federal Savings Bank, which operates some 20 offices in Cleveland and northeastern Ohio. Founded in 1920, the thrift offers such standard retail banking services as checking, savings, money market, NOW accounts, CDs, and IRAs. Commercial real estate loans account for about a quarter of the company's loan portfolio; single- to four-family residential mortgages make up another quarter. The company also writes home equity, construction, multifamily mortgage, and land loans. In 2007 fellow Ohio-based bank United Community Financial announced plans to buy PVF Capital, but both parties terminated the deal when it was not completed by an agreed-upon closing date.

QC Holdings runs about 550 payday loan stores operating mostly as Quik Cash or National Quik Cash, but also under about a half-dozen other brands, including California Budget Finance, Express Check Advance of South Carolina, First Payday Loans, Nationwide Budget Finance, and QC Financial Services. Targeting working-class individuals, its stores provide short-term loans, typically ranging from $100 to $500, for a fee typically between 15% to 20% per each $100 of the loan. The company also offers check cashing services, title loans, and Western Union money orders and transfers.

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