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State Coverage: Oklahoma

Southwest Bancorp in Okla. Falls Back Into Red After Bulk Loan Sale

American Banker | Jan 24

Southwest Bancorp Inc. in Stillwater, Okla., on Tuesday posted a fourth-quarter loss after shedding $300 million in problem assets through a bulk loan sale.

FDIC Tells Seven Community Banks to Boost Capital Ratios

American Banker | Jan 04

The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. has ordered seven ailing community banks to raise fresh capital and directed three others with elevated loan losses to submit written plans for raising capital should credit quality weaken further.

Southwest of Okla. Unloads $300 Million of Troubled Loans

American Banker | Dec 15

Southwest Bancorp Inc. in Stillwater, Okla., has sold off roughly $300 million of problem loans in a move its chief executive said is a major step toward achieving its goal of sustained profitability.

Solid 3Q Earnings for Southwestern Regionals BOK, Frost and UMB

American Banker | Oct 26

Buoyed by solid loan growth and strong gains in fee income, BOK Financial Corp. in Tulsa, Okla., reported a third-quarter profit of $85.1 million, up 32% from the same period last year.

F&M in Oklahoma Raises $78M in Capital

American Banker | Sep 28

F&M Bancorporation Inc. in Tulsa, Okla., has raised $78 million in capital that it plans to use for expansion in Oklahoma and Texas.

Fed Takes Action Against Five Banks

American Banker | Sep 01

The Federal Reserve on Thursday announced two written agreements and three civil money penalties.

Frontier's FDIC Wrangling Becoming Industry Issue

American Banker | Jun 03

Frontier State Bank's continuing legal battle with the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. is gaining more attention from other revenue-starved banks.

Profit Down, Provision Up at Southwest

American Banker | Apr 19

Southwest Bancorp Inc. in Stillwater, Okla., on Tuesday reported a first-quarter profit despite a sharp rise in its loan-loss provision.

BancFirst Continues Oklahoma Buying Spree

American Banker | Apr 07

BancFirst Corp. in Oklahoma City said Thursday that it has agreed to buy FBC Financial Corp., parent of the $256 million-asset 1st Bank Oklahoma.

BancFirst Makes It 2 Buyouts in Week

American Banker | Dec 15

BancFirst Corp. in Oklahoma City on Wednesday completed its purchase of OK Bancorp., its second acquisition this week.

Bank and Branch Deals Close

American Banker | Dec 13

Tower Bancorp of Harrisburg, Pa., NBH Holdings Inc. in Boston and BancFirst Corp. in Oklahoma City completed their acquisitions Friday.

Uncertainty over '11 Tax Hikes Motivates Sellers to Close Deals in '10

American Banker | Oct 22

Dozens of community banks are pushing hard to close acquisitions in the next few months because completing a deal could become much more costly in 2011.

Small Deals Multiply in Oklahoma

American Banker | Oct 01

BancFirst Corp.'s strategy of fishing for small fry in its home state of Oklahoma is adding up — little by little — to a big expansion.

High-to-Low Overdraft Charging Now in Danger at Community Banks, Too

American Banker | Sep 22

Recent lawsuits could stop community banks in at least two states from deliberately processing the largest transactions first after a California judge ruled against Wells ...

BancFirst to Acquire Another Oklahoma Bank

American Banker | Sep 03

The $4.6B-asset institution, which has acquired more than 20 Oklahoma banks since it opened in 1989, announced its third acquisition deal of the year Thursday.

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