State Coverage: South Carolina
Ambank, Brogan, CoastalStates Hit with Fed Enforcement Orders
American Banker | Feb 07The Federal Reserve Board has ordered bank holding companies in Iowa, Wisconsin and South Carolina to use whatever resources are available to them to nurse their ailing bank subsidiaries back to health.
Security Federal in S.C. Switches to State Charter
American Banker | Dec 29Security Federal Corp. in Aiken, S.C.. has reorganized as a bank holding company and its subsidiary, Security Federal Bank, has converted from a federally chartered thrift to a state-regulated commercial bank.
Palmetto in S.C. to Cut Branches, Jobs
American Banker | Dec 15Ailing Palmetto Bancshares Inc. in Greenville, S.C., will shutter more branches and eliminate more jobs as it struggles to return to profitability.
Park Sterling Renames Acquired Branches
American Banker | Dec 01The names of 18 former CapitalBank branches in South Carolina have been changed to Park Sterling Bank.
Bank Buyers to Sellers: Get Real on Price
American Banker | Nov 10Four community bankers on the hunt for acquisitions warned prospective sellers that they will have little say in how much they get paid.
First Guaranty in Florida Selling Most of Itself to CertusBank
American Banker | Nov 09CertusBank in Greenville, S.C. said Wednesday that it agreed to buy $96 million of performing loans and $211 million of deposits from First Guaranty Bank Corp. in Jacksonville, Fla.
Park Sterling in North Carolina Gets Closer to Buying Neighboring Bank
American Banker | Oct 28Park Sterling Corp. in Charlotte, N.C., said it expects to complete its acquisition of Community Capital Corp. in Greenwood, S.C., next week.
Fed Takes Action Against Three Banks
American Banker | Oct 27The Federal Reserve has announced written agreements with three banking companies.
Bank of North Carolina to Buy Two-year-Old Regent of S.C.
American Banker | Sep 08Bank of North Carolina in Thomasville, N.C., announced Thursday that it is buying Regent Bank in Greenville, S.C., for $9.8 million.
Integra Bank Tops Week's Failures as '11 Tally Hits 61
American Banker | Jul 29Integra Bank in Evansville, Ind., was closed by the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, after fighting to survive for nearly two years.
More Lending Lifts SCBT 2Q Results
American Banker | Jul 29SCBT Financial Corp. in Columbia, S.C., which bought a failed bank and raised capital in February, on Friday posted its best quarterly results in two years.
First Financial in S.C. Plans Bulk Sale of Problem Loans
American Banker | Jul 19First Financial Holdings Inc. in Charleston, S.C., is looking to unload $155 million of mostly troubled real estate loans by the end of 2011.
Loan Growth Aided South Carolina Bank's Earnings
American Banker | Jul 13The Bank of South Carolina Corp. is on pace to beat its profit target for the full year thanks to strong second-quarter results, its president said Wednesday.
South Carolina Bank to Buy Palmetto
American Banker | Jul 06First Community Corp. agreed to buy the assets of Palmetto South Mortgage of Columbia, S.C. The Lexington, S.C., company said it expects to complete the deal on July 31.
First Financial Buying S.C. Branches from Shrinking Liberty Savings
American Banker | Jun 22First Financial Holdings Inc. in Charleston, S.C., has agreed to buy five South Carolina branches from Liberty Savings Bank.
More South Carolina News
- Regulators Shut Atlantic Bank and Trust of Charleston, S.C.
- First Financial to Sell Insurance Unit for $38 Million
- Fed Takes Action Against Four Banks
- Fed Acts Against Five Companies
- Park Sterling to Acquire South Carolina Company
- Fed Takes Action Against Two Banks
- Coastal Banking in S.C. Cuts 4Q Losses
- SCBT Raises $35M After Failed-Bank Buy
- Failures on Both Coasts Raise Year's Total to 22
- United Western Leads List of Four Failures, Raising 2011 Total to Seven
- Reserve Down, Profit Up at Bank of South Carolina
- Security Federal Exchanges Funds
- Fewer Assets Translate to Better Capital Ratios
- Buyers Post Gains on Failures' Bad Assets
- Year's Failures Top 100 as a Slew of Banks Collapse





















