Consumer banking
Consumer banking
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Two of the nation's oldest African-American-owned banking companies have agreed to join forces.
August 13 -
Center Bancorp Inc. of Union, N.J., said Thursday that it was freezing its pension plan and redesigning its 401(k) plan to cut expenses.
August 10 -
AUSTIN — Capitol Bancorp Ltd. of Lansing, Mich., has big hopes for Texas.
August 10 -
Investors are running out of patience with Royal Financial Inc. in Chicago.
August 10 -
Beverly Hills Bancorp Inc. said Thursday that second-quarter net income fell 36% from a year earlier, to $2.1 million, because of increased funding costs and deteriorating credit quality.
August 10 -
The Federal Reserve Board released a sweeping agreement Wednesday with a $720 million-asset Minneapolis holding company and its largest subsidiary to improve asset quality, loan administration, and other areas of concern.
August 9 -
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BankAtlantic Bancorp announced Wednesday that it has hired Doug Freeman, the former chairman and chief executive officer of NetBank Inc. in Alpharetta, Ga., to be its chief corporate banking executive.
August 9 -
After more than doubling its investment in a northern California banking company, a San Francisco private-equity firm is now hoping to repeat the performance in southern California.
August 9 -
VIENNA, Va. - With the opening of four new branches in Atlanta, Navy Federal Credit Union has found a way to grow its membership while sticking close to its military heritage.
August 6 -
Over the last five years branch networking has exploded. As more and more credit union branches are built, I've noticed one consistent flaw. Most credit unions are skipping the final, most critical step in opening a new or remodeled facility-educating their employees.
August 6 -
PADUCAH, Ky. - Credit unions searching for new members or a stronger community image might fare better looking to their past instead of advice from a high-powered design team.
August 6 -
Crescent Capital VI LLC, a Bellevue, Wash., private-equity firm, has offered to acquire the outstanding shares of the $490 million-asset Cowlitz Bancorp. in Longview it does not already own for $15 each.
July 31 -
A small Massachusetts thrift’s shareholders have approved a merger proposal that sparked three counteroffers, court action, and criticism over the price.
July 31 -
Add State Bank of Long Island to the growing roster of financial institutions going green.
July 31 -
Kevin Bell, an Illinois banker, is counting on a new state rebate program to steer hybrid car buyers — and government deposits — his way.
July 31 -
Old National Bancorp of Evansville, Ind., said Monday that its second-quarter earnings fell 3% from a year earlier, to $19.6 million. Related Links Complete 2Q 2007 Earnings Coverage
July 31 -
First Horizon National Corp. should expect no shortage of interest in the nearly three dozen retail branches in Dallas, Atlanta, and the Baltimore/Washington region that it plans to divest.
July 30 -
Cape Savings Bank would nearly double its size with its deal for Boardwalk Bancorp Inc., creating a company with more than $1 billion of assets and 20 branches in a growing market that includes Atlantic City.
July 30 -
The company that emerges from the planned merger of Virginia Financial Group Inc. and FNB Corp. would be the largest in the state, but its designated top executive has no intention of stopping the growth there.
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