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State Coverage: Utah

NCUA Files Lawsuit Against Appraiser

American Banker | Aug 03

In one of the first actions of its kind, the NCUA has sued a real estate appraiser it says provided a faulty appraisal for a loan that left the now-defunct Utah Central Credit Union holding the bag for more than $400,000.

Scarlet Letter Triggers Second Lawsuit

American Banker | Apr 11

Members 1st Federal Credit Union, fresh off a trademark infringement claim with a local bank, filed a new lawsuit Friday against Merrick Bank in South Jordan, Utah.

Regulators Close Utah Credit Union

American Banker | Dec 15

Beehive Credit Union in Salt Lake City, which once had assets of $200 million and unsuccessfully tried to convert to a mutual savings bank, was shut down Wednesday.

Executive Changes

American Banker | May 06

Four Failures Bring 2010 Total to 26

FDIC creates temporary bank for Waterfield

American Banker | Mar 07

Institutions in Florida, Illinois, Maryland and Utah failed Friday, bringing the year's total to 26. The failed banks held combined assets of roughly $1.1B and their resolution is expected ...

Investment Fund in Deal for Utah Bank

American Banker | Mar 03

One Main Street, an investment fund in New York City, has announced an agreement to buy the tiny Liberty Bank in Salt Lake City with a plan to expand it into a regional bank.

Trio of Banks Fail in Three States

Temporary charter created for Utah-based Barnes

American Banker | Jan 18

The government seized banks in three states late Friday, bringing the failure total in the new year to four.

Fed Issues Second Ultimatum of 2010

American Banker | Jan 11

Determining that Barnes Banking Co. of Kaysville, Utah, is "critically undercapitalized," the Fed said Monday that the company should issue new shares or sell itself to another ...

New Buyer Scopes Out Failures in Central States

American Banker | Nov 18

A new group formed to buy failing banks plans to use its recent deal for tiny, well-capitalized Palisades National Bank as a springboard for further acquisitions.

Regulators Shut Banks in Utah, New Jersey

American Banker | May 04

Federal and state regulators shut their third bank of the evening late Friday, closing $299.4 million-asset America West Bank in Layton, Utah.

Regulators Shut Three Community Banks

Ocala, Suburban, MagnetBank felled by mortgage loans

American Banker | Feb 02

Bank failures in Utah, Maryland and Florida late Friday brought the total for 2009 to six.

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 ... "

New Mexico Bank Closing Its Utah Branches

American Banker | Jul 09

First State Bancorp. in Albuquerque plans to close its two Utah branches by Oct. 31 in an effort to strengthen its capital position and help it weather the economic downturn.

Utah Compromise Will Relax Credit Union Loan Limits

American Banker | Mar 07

Utah is about to ease restrictions on the business loans state-chartered credit unions can make, after bankers there agreed to compromise on the issue.

Utah Group's Ads Touting Bankers' Community Role

American Banker | Feb 22

Bankers in Utah, feeling their industry's image has suffered lately, are trying to change the public's perception with a series of commercials meant to remind residents of the role banks play in building communities.

Survey

Facebook's securities filings show its Facebook Credits digital currency business is exploding. Does it pose a serious threat to banks?
Yes. Facebook Credits threatens to cut off banks from transactions and customer data.
No. A system the enables users to pay for online games and page upgrades is a harmless niche.
Maybe. It depends on whether Facebook makes an aggressive move into ecommerce.
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