Consumer banking
Consumer banking
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Retail credit unions can improve their net worth only through retained earnings. That's made a stressful period for all financial institutions particularly challenging for this category. Let them raise capital.
September 7 -
Hancock Holding Company in Gulfport, Miss., has named Deborah Conrad, a veteran international banker, as manager of its new export-finance group.
September 7 -
John Marshall Bank in Reston, Va., has appointed Charles K. Collum, a former chairman of Virginia's oldest bank, Burke & Herbert Bank, to head a new loan office in Alexandria.
September 7 -
Royal Bank of Canada agreed to buy the Shoppers Optimum credit-card portfolio from Bank of America to extend its MasterCard offerings.
September 7 -
State attorneys general are pressing four regional banks — U.S. Bancorp, PNC, SunTrust and HSBC — to accept a settlement over botched foreclosures akin to a deal reached with big banks earlier this year.
September 7 -
The world's second-largest payments network has been "looking at the offer and reward space for a while," says chief product officer Tim Murphy.
September 6 -
SunTrust Banks (STI) unveiled several major balance-sheet moves Thursday, including the final disposition of its longtime holdings in Coca-Cola (KO) and a $375 million provision for mortgage-repurchase losses.
September 6 -
The Federal Reserve Board has terminated an enforcement order against Rosholt Bancorp in Wisconsin.
September 6 -
The American Bankers Association voted Thursday to create a SuperPAC for bankers — but it has an alternative structure from Friends of Traditional Banking, the only other banking SuperPAC.
September 6 -
Thomas Gilmartin, TriState Capital Bank's new market president in New York, wants to put together a team of veteran bankers who share his local expertise.
September 6 -
If President Obama wins reelection, Democrats are likely to stay on the defensive over Dodd-Frank while trying to grapple with the reform of Fannie and Freddie.
September 6 -
City National Bank & Trust in Lawton, Okla., is venturing outside of its home state by opening three branches inside Wal-Mart Supercenters in Kansas.
September 6 -
ServisFirst Bank has expanded into Mobile, Ala., after hiring Alex Arendall and Jay Weber as senior vice presidents.
September 6 -
The bank announced on Wednesday a new sponsorship deal with the Detroit Lions, part of its ongoing effort to raise its profile in the Wolverine State.
September 6 -
After Elizabeth Warren's fiery speech to the Democratic National Convention, there is talk that if she wins the Massachusetts Senate seat in November, she may be a contender for president in 2016.
September 6 -
Renasant in Tupelo, Miss., has filed a shelf registration that would allow it to raise up to $150 million.
September 6 -
The American Bankers Association released its official slate of candidates who are set to take office at the group's annual convention next month.
September 6 -
A return to looser Fannie and Freddie underwriting guidelines for homeowners refinancing outside of post-crisis programs will probably create lower returns on mortgage-backed securities than most investors expect.
September 6 -
A number of cities, faced with limited access to the bond market, are turning to banks for tax anticipation notes as an alternative funding source.
September 6 -
The Fed unveiled on Thursday a new publication and website aimed at community bankers, including a question and answer session with Chairman Ben Bernanke on the challenges facing smaller institutions.
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