Brian Browdie

BankUnited is expanding its footprint in the Sunshine State.

The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. has terminated an enforcement action against HomeStreet Bank in Seattle.

Citi appears to be the latest victim of hacktivists.

The $2.7 billion-asset parent of AnchorBank in Madison, Wis., said Wednesday it has prepaid $150 million in advances from the Federal Home Loan Bank System that were due in 2015.

The Obama administration may be looking to expand the number of borrowers who can refinance their mortgages.

Wealthy Americans say growing the economy matters more in the coming year than slashing federal spending.

LNB Bancorp in Lorain, Ohio, is inching its way toward exiting the Troubled Asset Relief Program.

Wells Fargo (WFC) has agreed to pay up to $2.5 million in attorneys' fees to settle two lawsuits that stem from its purchase of Wachovia in 2008.

Federal officials relayed information about the Occupy movement to the financial community as part of surveillance by authorities of a series of protests against banks that took place in 2011.

United Community Bancorp in Lawrenceburg, Ind., has completed a crucial step in its conversion to a public company from a mutual.

America First Credit Union will offer merchant-funded rewards through its online banking site.

First Bancorp (FBNC) in Troy, N.C. and Community Financial Shares in Glen Ellyn, Ill. have completed capital raises.

The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency has taken enforcement measures against six banks and terminated actions against a half dozen others.

A large shareholder recently sold most of her holdings in First Citizens, giving her uncle's family a majority stake in the family owned company.

BB&T has extended the contract of its chief executive for three years. The $182-billion asset company said Wednesday it has eliminated a provision in Kelly King's contract that would have required him to step down when he turns 65 this September.

The Shippensburg, Pa., banking company said Thursday it has sold 172 commercial loans with a combined balance of $45.6 million to an investor group for roughly $32 million.

First Citizens BancShares has lost a piece of its history with the resignation of a long-time director.

The Winston-Salem, N.C., regional bank is weathering its second distributed denial-of-service attack this year after some customers who visited the bank's website were unable to log on.

CapitalSource (CSE) in Los Angeles said that John Delaney, who was elected to Congress last month, is stepping down as its chairman.

First Internet Bancorp (FIBP) is adding a director with experience in overseeing banks and tracking the regional economy.