State Coverage: Alabama
Superior of Alabama Swings to $11.5M Loss
American Banker | Feb 10Superior Bancorp in Birmingham, Ala., said Tuesday that it swung to a fourth-quarter loss of $11.5 million, from a $1.1 million profit a year earlier.
Superior Exchanges Securities for Stock
American Banker | Jan 25Superior Bancorp in Birmingham, Ala., has taken another step in its efforts to improve its capital position.
IndyMac's Buyer Does Another Deal with FDIC
Seven more banks fail; government gets creative
American Banker | Dec 21Seven failed banks holding a combined $14 billion in assets failed Friday in what was yet another busy night for the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.
A Superior Idea for a Common Problem
American Banker | Dec 17A few companies are trying to get the government to convert its preferred shares to common ones, but Superior Bancorp in Birmingham, Ala., had an even better idea, one widely ...
Stars Align for M&A on Gulf Coast
American Banker | Jul 06Analysts said Iberiabank likely has a plan for all that capital it just raised and they see the move as a signal of a potential failure spree on the way. The Louisiana company took in $143 million this week, on top of $110 million in December.
Regulators Tell Colonial to Shape Up
American Banker | Jun 10Colonial BancGroup's new chief executive officer received a rough welcome, getting slapped with a cease-and-desist order after a week on the job.
Nexity Close to Raising Capital, CEO Says
Funds would more than satisfy March C&D order
American Banker | May 29The capital pressure at Nexity Financial Corp. is mounting, but its top executive says the Birmingham, Ala., company is close to raising what it needs.
Silverton Hit at Auburn National
American Banker | May 19Auburn National Bancorp. Inc. in Alabama said it expects the failure of Silverton Bank to cut into two quarters' worth of earnings.
BancTrust Pins $6M Loss on Coastal Loans
American Banker | May 05With nonperforming assets climbing to 7.23% of its total, BancTrust Financial Group of Mobile said Monday that it swung to a 1Q loss of $6 million, from a profit of ...
Delay on Tarp Decision Costs an Insurer Its Deal
Marissa Fajt contributed to this story. | Apr 03Protective Life of Birmingham, Ala., has lost its deal for a struggling Florida banking company. The reason: the long wait for insurance companies seeking government capital.
Flush with Capital, Iberia Expanding into Alabama
American Banker | Feb 20Alabama has been a hot market for consolidation in recent years, and Iberiabank of Lafayette, La., sees the potential for employee and customer defections as an opportunity.
Alabama Bank Grew Fast Without Fumbling
American Banker | Feb 17Thomas A. Broughton, president and CEO of ServisFirst Bank, acknowledged that ServisFirst is unlikely to continue growing at the brisk pace of its early years (from 2006 to 2008, annual asset growth ranged from 40% to 60%).
Synovus Combining Four Bank Units
American Banker | Feb 12The company said it would merge Columbus Bank and Trust with two of its other Georgia banks — CB&T Bank of Middle Georgia in Warner Robins and ...
Nexity Seeking Investor, Buyer as Losses Persist
American Banker | Feb 06Observers said it would be tough to find either, but the Alabama company's chairman and CEO said that he is sure its correspondent banking business would be appealing.
Protective Life, Seeking Tarp Funds, Buying Bonifay
American Banker | Nov 20Protective Life in Birmingham, Ala., said it has signed a letter of intent to acquire the $241.6 million-asset Bonifay Holding in Florida.
More Alabama News
- Small-Bank Woes Reverberate for Bankers' Banks
- Fed Orders Exec Review at CapitalSouth
- Former SEC Chief to Help Alabama in Short-Selling Case
- Profit Down at Superior of Alabama
- Alabama Bank in Deal for Hometown Rival
- CapitalSouth of Alabama Reports $17M Loss
- Fed Amplifies Intentions on Consumer Protection
- Alabama National Passes Second RBC Centura Evaluation