Chris Cumming

Technology and compliance firm Compushare has released software meant to improve the security of mobile devices.

Centier Bank in Whiting, Ind., has begun using a card-issuance system from EFT Source, a provider of turnkey card programs.

Plumas Bancorp in Quincy, Calif., has exited the Troubled Asset Relief Program by repurchasing a warrant from the Treasury Department.

Old National Bancorp (ONB) in Evansville, Ind., plans to close approximately 10% of its branches in an effort to improve efficiency.

Customers Bancorp sold $103.5 million of common stock in a public offering.

The chief financial officer of Huntington Bancshares (HBAN) in Columbus, Ohio, has left to take the same position at KeyCorp (KEY) in Cleveland.

Don Kimble, Huntington’s CFO since 2004, is joining another financial institution, the $56 billion-asset Huntington said Wednesday. The other institution was not named.

MainStreet Bank (MNSB) in Fairfax, Va., is offering Oklahoma banks serving communities affected by this week’s tornadoes access to a service that makes it easier to accept donations.

Wells Fargo has begun issuing WellsOne commercial cards that comply with Europay, MasterCard and Visa, or EMV, specifications, and include an embedded microprocessor chip along with a traditional magnetic stripe, it said Wednesday.

NCR Corporation has installed the first ATM in the country that complies with the so-called Europay, MasterCard and Visa, or EMV, standard, which is intended to reduce fraud.

Commerce Bank founder Vernon Hill has lost his bid to collect more than $17 million in back pay from Toronto-Dominion Bank, which bought Commerce in 2007.

Financial software firm Akcelerant has updated its loan-origination technology.

Analytics firm Xenomorph is bringing its data-management program TimeScape — which financial firms can use for trading, risk management, information technologies and back-office functions — to Microsoft's cloud platform, Windows Azure.

The board of First Northern Community Bancorp in Dixon, Calif., has elected new leadership.

Gries Investment Fund, a Florida investment group, has canceled plans to buy Southern Commerce Bank in Tampa, according to a newspaper report.

Geoffrey Hesslink, an executive vice president, was promoted to the newly created post, the $1.7 billion-asset company said Tuesday.

The Fed on May 15 lifted a 2009 written agreement that barred the $326 million-asset Tysan from taking on debt or repurchasing stock without regulatory approval.

Vasco will pay approximately $20 million in cash for the Cambridge, U.K.-based Cronto, with certain conditions that could push the final payout to $22 million, the companies said Monday.

Indiana Members Credit Union in Indianapolis has switched to Jack Henry & Associates' core-processing system.

S&T Bancorp in Indiana, Pa., has appointed a new chairman.