Hilary Burns

The legislation lets banks hold a certain amount of reciprocal deposits without having to classify them as brokered deposits.

Hilton Capital Management wants National Bankshares to buy back stock or declare a special dividend.

Organizers of CommerceOne Bank are one step closer to a planned opening this summer.

A group in North Carolina has finally gone public with its brand, and three other de novos have already been rebranded.

More than a third of banks formed from 2006 to 2008 no longer exist. Leaders of three banks still in business share their tips on how they have remained open — and relevant.

CEO Bruce Lee believes a multicharter model, which many other banks have scrapped, gives the Iowa company an edge in smaller markets.

A competitive job market and improved security protocols are pushing more banks to consider letting employees work remotely.

Union Bankshares has reached an agreement under which Federal Savings Bank will originate mortgages in its branches.

The company has also hit its goal of having half of total loans tied to customers around Atlanta.

While working with new fintechs carries some risk, it can also provide community banks with an affordable way to upgrade products and technology.

The Iowa company said that Bruce Lee will take over its top post next month.

Total loans at Old Dominion National Bank have tripled since 2016.

Fill a room with bankers and you'll hear a wide range of views on technology's role in their business.

Rebeca Romero Rainey, who has been on the job for less than a week, has already slammed postal banking and pressed for more regulatory relief. In a Q&A, she discusses her plans to foster innovation, tackle succession issues and encourage more banks to stay independent.

A group led by former community bank CEO Dave Mallett hopes Ohio State Bank will open for business in Columbus by the end of the year.

Lorie Shannon, recruited from SunTrust, will oversee a strategy that features large, non-QM mortgages in key markets.

Tax reform and the need for new, tech-savvy banks to compete with fintechs are high on a growing list of factors encouraging investors to gamble on banking startups.

Onboarding technology isn't enough if the account opening process is too cumbersome, a J.D. Power survey finds.

Green Apple Bank & Trust, which recently filed an application with regulators, plans to open in the western part of the state by the end of this year.

Because of the Durbin amendment, the once-prized asset has become an albatross. Spinning it off will remove a distraction and let management refocus on business banking.