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State Coverage: Idaho

Intermountain Revises Plans for Capital Raise

American Banker | Jan 23

Nine months after it announced plans to raise up to $75 million issuing common and preferred shares to new and existing investors, Intermountain Community Bancorp in Sandpoint, Idaho, said Sunday that it now intends to raise no more than $59 million.

Idaho Bank to Raise $7 Million in Fresh Capital

American Banker | Aug 29

The bank said in a press release that it would use the proceeds to further strengthen its capital position, support growth strategies and for general corporate purposes.

Banks Weigh the Benefits of Converting Their Charters

American Banker | Apr 04

For thrifts that have long harbored ambitions of converting to commercial banks, an upcoming regulatory merger is forcing hard decisions.

Home Federal Converting to Bank Status

American Banker | Mar 28

Home Federal Bancorp Inc. in Nampa, Idaho, is reorganizing, along with its thrift, into a state-chartered bank.

Fed Takes Action Against Three Banks

American Banker | Feb 15

The Federal Reserve Board acted against three banks Tuesday. Bank of Whitman in Colfax, Wash., was hit with a prompt corrective action after the Fed found that the bank was ...

Bank Failures Catch Up with Pacific Northwest

American Banker | Jun 22

After flying under the radar for much of the recession, the Pacific Northwest has been hit with a string of failures — and more choppiness lies ahead.

Executive Changes

American Banker | Mar 31

Executive Changes

American Banker | Feb 17

Loss Narrows at Idaho's Intermountain

American Banker | Oct 30

Intermountain Community Bancorp in Sandpoint, Idaho, said its third-quarter loss narrowed by 76% from the second quarter, to $2.7M, or 32 cents a share, as asset quality improved.

Idaho First Private-Equity Deal Off

American Banker | Jun 26

An Idaho start-up bank has called off a private-equity deal that it had hoped would help it reach profitability.

Four More Failures Cause $700M Loss

American Banker | Apr 27

Four banks and thrifts totaling $2.3 billion in assets failed Friday on another busy — and expensive — night for the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.

Glacier Stock Sale to Fund Deals

American Banker | Nov 05

Glacier Bancorp in Kalispell, Mont., is planning to issue up to 4.6 million shares in a public offering, and it said it would use the proceeds to "fund possible ... "

Construction Loan Woes Spread to the Northwest

American Banker | Jul 28

Northwest banking companies had hoped home sales would improve enough in the spring to keep residential construction loans from becoming more problematic ...

Intermountain's Profits Climb

American Banker | Mar 04

Intermountain Community Bancorp of Sandpoint, Idaho, said its 4Q earnings rose 20.9% from a year earlier, to $2.8M, because of strong growth in fee income and loans.

State Regulators Start Mortgage License Registry

American Banker | Jan 04

In a bid to better coordinate supervision of mortgage originators and brokers, several state regulators launched the Nationwide Mortgage Licensing System this week.

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