Consumer banking
Consumer banking
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First Bancshares Inc. and its banking arm signed regulatory orders with the Office of Thrift Supervision to take certain measures to improve earnings and preserve the bank's capital resources, the company said in a release.
August 18 -
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. – Forty years after being founded to serve the University of Tennessee, UT FCU is returning to where it started and is opening a branch on campus here.
August 17 -
After four consecutive quarterly losses, the depleted Mercantile Bancorp Inc. in Quincy, Ill., is exploring ways to recapitalize itself.
August 17 -
By seizing the Montgomery, Ala., unit of Colonial BancGroup Inc. on Friday and selling it to BB&T Corp., regulators nullified a contract that Colonial had made to sell 21 Nevada branches to a blank-check company, Global Consumer Acquisition, analysts said. Without those offices, Global Consumer's other proposed acquisition may be hard to justify. The company had agreed to buy 1st Commerce Bank in North Las Vegas from Capitol Bancorp Ltd., largely for the charter.
August 17 -
Doing just one thing well is no longer good enough for payments processors serving community banks. That was the thinking behind Jack Henry & Associates Inc.'s deal to buy Goldleaf Financial Solutions Inc.
August 17 -
Julie Castle, the president of the wealth management arm at First Interstate BancSystem in Billings, Mont., said she was worried at the beginning of the year that the unit might become another casualty of poor economic conditions.
August 17 -
The Office of the Inspector General for the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. said examiners did not take the steps necessary to rein in risky practices at First Centennial Bank in Redlands, Calif.
August 17 -
WASHINGTON — Following the largest failure of the year, and the collapse of a small mutual in Pennsylvania, regulators shut three western banks late Friday ...
August 16 -
WASHINGTON — Following the largest failure of the year, and the collapse of a small mutual in Pennsylvania, regulators shut three western banks late Friday, bringing the year's failure total to 77.
August 14 -
Capital Insight Partners Inc., a Chicago investment bank, is recruiting experienced bankers to pair with private-equity firms that want to roll up failed institutions around the country.
August 14 -
With $225 million of fresh capital on the way, Umpqua Holdings in Portland, Ore., is on the lookout to buy failed banks — both in its market area and beyond.
August 14 -
First Farmers Financial Corp. in Converse, Ind., and CB Bank Shares Inc. in Russiaville, Ind., said Thursday that they have agreed to merge.
August 13 -
QUINCY, Mass. – Quincy CU has opened a 3,700-square-foot branch in adjacent Weymouth, its first physical expansion outside this city south of Boston, known as the City of Presidents.
August 13 -
DURAND, Mich. – SageLink CU has opened its new home office that was built to look like a historic train depot.
August 13 -
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With demand for loans surging and investment capital from large banks drying up, community development financial institutions are caught in cash crunch.
August 13 -
Advancements in technology have made online account opening and funding affordable for any financial institution. However, if it is to generate maximum return on investment, the new offering has to be marketed correctly.
August 13 -
The capital-strapped Amcore Financial Inc. of Rockford, Ill., announced Wednesday that it has agreed to sell two of its Wisconsin branches to First National Bank and Trust Co., in Beloit, Wis.
August 12 -
The National Credit Union Administration on Wednesday closed Community One FCU, Nevada's eighth-largest credit union.
August 12 -
Guaranty Financial Group Inc. is the talk of Texas this week. With the $14.4 billion-asset Austin company warning of its imminent failure, speculation has abounded about who will make the winning bid on its lucrative branches and deposits.
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