Consumer banking
Consumer banking
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Independence Federal Savings Bank in Washington announced Tuesday that E. Leroy Morris, its interim president and chief executive, has submitted his resignation and will step down March 23.
February 28 -
Two North Carolina community banks are teaming up to create a $2 billion-asset company that their top executives hope will be a more formidable competitor against the large ones that dominate the state.
February 28 -
Nara Bancorp in Los Angeles can now pay dividends and issue trust-preferred securities without prior regulatory approval, it said, but still must abide by other restrictions of a 2005 regulatory order.
February 28 -
With its victory in the bidding war for Fina Bancorp Inc. in Valparaiso, Ind., 1st Source Corp. would vault to the top deposit-share position in one of its markets and the No. 2 position in another.
February 27 -
The breakup of the corrugated paper manufacturer Temple-Inland Inc. could create a significant acquisition opportunity for a large bank looking to bulk up in Texas and California.
February 27 -
SouthCrest Financial Group Inc. in Fayetteville, Ga., announced plans Monday to acquire the $68 million-asset Bank of Chickamauga for $18 million.
February 27 -
The Greenlining Institute, a Berkeley, Calif., advocacy group, plans to protest the Dutch farm lender Rabobank Group's acquisition of Mid-State Bank of Arroyo Grande, Calif., today.
February 26 -
1st Pacific Bancorp in San Diego has made a deal — its first — to buy the $125 million-asset Landmark National Bank in Solana Beach, Calif., for about $24.6 million in cash and stock.
February 26 -
In what would be the first whole-bank acquisition in its 86-year history, Ridgewood Savings Bank in New York said it is buying City and Suburban Financial Corp. of Yonkers, N.Y., for $119 million in cash.
February 26 -
First Bank and Trust in Brookings, S.D., has developed a prepaid debit card product that could open a door for community banks to gain new customers and boost fee income.
February 26 -
WSFS Financial Corp. of Wilmington, Del., said Thursday that it is setting in motion a succession plan it developed five years ago.
February 23 -
Citizens Union Bancorp of Shelbyville, Ky., is acquiring the $45 million-asset Fort Knox National Bancorp Inc. of Radcliff, Ky.
February 23 -
Independence Federal Savings Bank in Washington has corrected at least one deficiency brought up by Nasdaq last month but still remains subject to delisting for not holding a shareholder meeting at least once a year.
February 23 -
Community Bank System Inc. of DeWitt, N.Y., announced Thursday that it has agreed to buy Hand Benefits and Trust Inc., an employee benefit plan and trust services provider in Houston.
February 23 -
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Two months after being appointed acting chief executive officer at First Niagara Financial Group Inc., John R. Koelmel has officially been named CEO of the Lockport, N.Y., company and its subsidiary, First Niagara Bank.
February 22 -
Greater Atlantic Financial Corp. in Reston, Va., said Wednesday that trading of its stock has been suspended because it failed to maintain the minimum $10 million of shareholders' equity required for continued listing on the Nasdaq Global Market.
February 22 -
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Its recent deal for Capital Bancorp Inc. in Nashville extends $2.6 billion-asset Renasant Corp.'s march from sluggish markets in its home state of Mississippi to faster-growing regions across its borders.
February 22



