Andy Peters, Paul Davis | May 17
Commerce Bancshares is the latest bank to announce plans to buy a small bank in Oklahoma, which boasts one of the nation's lowest unemployment rates
Robert Barba | May 17
Brennan Ryan, a partner at Nelson Mullins, ran the equivalent of several marathons with his wife and a friend in the Marathon des Sables to raise money for Hemophilia of Georgia.
Kevin Wack | May 17
The regulator of federal credit unions is promising to take steps to curtail high-cost, short-term loans, in the wake of tough action by banking regulators.
Chris Cumming | May 17
Hampton Roads Bancshares (HMPR) in Virginia Beach, Va., has named Charles Johnston chairman.
Brian Browdie | May 17
AmeriServ Financial in Johnstown, Pa., has begun another stock buyback.
Mary Wisniewski | May 17
Problem: Keeping up with myriad compliance chores was getting harder for the community bank. Solution: A compliance management platform that automatically tells a bank employee what he needs to get done.
Brian Browdie | May 17
The Federal Reserve has ordered Bank of Montreal's U.S. unit to strengthen compliance with laws designed to deter money laundering.
Chris Cumming | May 17
Sierra Vista Bank in Folsom, Calif., has added $1.5 million in capital from the Taylor International Fund.
Brian Browdie | May 17
Tierney, who will remain at Flagstar, sought to reinvent the company as a Michigan community bank and address past issues during his eight months at the helm.
Chris Cumming | May 16
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. is seeking to recover $48 million from officers and directors of a Florida bank that collapsed in 2010 following heavy defaults on commercial real estate loans.
Brian Browdie | May 16
The Pennsylvania bank has drafted a local boy-turned-major-leaguer, Neil Walker of the Pirates, as its pitchman.
Chris Cumming | May 16
Customers Bancorp in Wyomissing, Pa., is bumping up the size of its stock sale by more than 20%
Brian Browdie | May 16
Capitol Bancorp is down three banks in the past week, but it could have been four. The company said in a regulatory filing on Wednesday that regulators attempted to seize a fourth bank on Friday, but a temporary injunction from a state court stopped it.
Jackie Stewart | May 16
Regulators let the Columbus, Ga., company acquire a failed bank — its first deal in four years — though it still owes Tarp $968 million. A surprising number of similar deals have occurred in recent years.
Kevin Wack | May 16
Director Richard Cordray sat silently at a public hearing as a room full of the industry's customers and employees argued that Americans should be allowed to make their own borrowing choices.
