Consumer banking
Consumer banking
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It's not too soon for CEOs to think about how they'll fill the profit hole sure to come when interest rates rise and the number of borrowers eligible to refinance ultimately drops.
July 30 -
In a society where blatant expressions of discrimination are largely considered to be unacceptable, discrimination often takes on subtler and more insidious forms.
July 30 -
Suffolk Bancorp in Riverhead, N.Y., posted higher second-quarter profit as it recorded a credit for its loan-loss provision and a decline in operating expenses.
July 30 -
First Community (FCCO) in Lexington, S.C., said it could use the $15 million it raised through a common stock offering to exit the Troubled Asset Relief Program.
July 30 -
HONOLULU – HawaiiUSA FCU plans to open a new Maui branch inside the Times Supermarket store in Kihei this week.
July 29 -
CEO Jamie Dimon named Matt Zames co-chief operating officer on Friday, igniting speculation that Zames could be a leading candidate to succeed him … some day.
July 27 -
Regulators in Georgia closed the $217 million-asset Jasper Banking, which became the industry's 39th bank to fail this year.
July 27 -
The Treasury Department did not sell some of the preferred shares it owns two community banks as planned after it received insufficient bids for the securities.
July 27 -
ALEXANDRIA, Va. — NCUA said this afternoon it has taken over Trinity CU, a troubled $4 million credit union in Trinidad, Colo.
July 27 -
The Federal Reserve Board entered into a written agreement with Cornerstone Bancorp that requires the St. Petersburg, Fla., company to serve as a source of strength for its bank.
July 27 -
Revenue margins have dipped at some major credit card issuers in recent months, but, by and large, they have emerged intact from a bruising economic downturn and a sea change in regulation.
July 27 -
Second-quarter income more than tripled from a year ago at Hancock Holding (HBHC) in Gulfport, Miss., after its net interest income surged and it recorded less in merger-related expenses.
July 27 -
Some sellers are asking for a lot and buyers have to be careful in vetting targets, but deal activity should increase given the economic pressures and the number of talks going on behind the scenes, some community bank CEOs say.
July 27 -
WASHINGTON — The heads of two key banking trade associations on Friday repeated their calls for Congress to extend the Transaction Account Guarantee program.
July 27 -
Chicago is the latest municipality to adopt a resolution to hold hearings on whether to use eminent domain to take over underwater mortgages from private investors.
July 27 -
Sovereign Bank defeated an overdraft fee lawsuit in Florida federal court on Thursday, making it the only bank to successfully argue its overdraft practices were sanctioned by federal regulators.
July 27 -
Porter Bancorp (PBIB) in Louisville, Ky., is back in the red after posting a profit in the first quarter.
July 27 -
Gideon King, president of Loeb Capital Management, threatened to buy more stock in First California and clean house in the boardroom and executive suite to facilitate a sale to PacWest or another buyer.
July 27 -
The Community Bank, a struggling mutual thrift in Massachusetts, has given up its bid to stay independent and will instead merge with Eastern Bank, the state's largest financial institution.
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