Consumer banking
Consumer banking
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Like many other community banks, the $139 million-asset Cattaraugus County Bank in Little Valley, N.Y., devotes a healthy amount of resources to currency-transaction reports.
December 8 -
Responding to a shareholder's request for a sale, Carroll C. Markley, the chairman and chief executive of Millennium Bankshares Corp. of Reston, Va., said it remains strong and is conducting "strategic initiatives" to improve profitability.
December 8 -
Trying to pinpoint the next acquisition target in the banking sector is something of a sport on Wall Street and on Wednesday two investment banking companies weighed in with their choices.
December 8 -
NEW ENGLANDBank Rhode Island of Providence has hired Jeffrey W. Angus as its chief operating officer.
December 8 -
Banner Corp. in Walla Walla, Wash., has been able to build core deposits so well through branch-building that it is vastly reducing its reliance on more costly Federal Home Loan Bank advances.
December 7 -
Though its latest acquisition deal is its biggest ever, Wintrust Financial Corp. of Lake Forest, Ill., is not looking for even bigger targets, its chief executive says.
December 7 -
Intermountain Community Bancorp in Sandpoint, Idaho, is planning to use its nearly $12 million of net proceeds from a recent oversubscribed stock offering to open branches in new markets and make more loans.
December 6 -
TrustCo Bank Corp NY has not acquired a bank since July 2000, but not for lack of effort.
December 6 -
America's Community Bankers announced Monday that its for-profit subsidiary, ACB Business Partners Inc., has endorsed Stifel Nicolaus & Co. Inc. as the exclusive investment bank for ACB members.
December 6 -
Banks looking for new customers and more deposits might be able to find them in low-income neighborhoods mostly served by check cashers, payday lenders, and other fringe financial institutions, a study by the National Community Investment Fund says.
December 6 -
Woodforest National Bank, which has more branches in Wal-Mart Inc. stores in Texas - 114 - than any other bank, is now racing into Wal-Marts in the Southeast.
December 5 -
Two San Francisco-area banks have come up with a new twist on an old loan product that they say will allow more residents to afford apartment homes in one of the nation's most expensive cities.
December 2 -
Another community banking company, Intrust Financial Corp. of Wichita, is getting out of proprietary fund management - and blaming escalating regulatory restrictions and costs.
December 1 -
North Shore Bank in Brookfield, Wis., has hit on a strategy that could let it use other banks to expand its lending statewide without opening any branches or loan production offices.
December 1 -
A savings program sponsored by the Financial Service Centers of America, the country’s largest check-cashing trade group, has generated $5 million of deposits in its first six months.
December 1 -
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In an unusual move, Millennium Bankshares Corp.'s shareholders have rejected its bid to buy a small, Charlottesville, Va., banking company and left Millennium's management with little choice but to call off the deal.
November 30 -
Hailed when it was announced in February as a savvy move that promised to bring an activist investor inside the fold and head off a bruising proxy fight, Yardville National Bancorp's consulting deal with Lawrence B. Seidman has all but collapsed.
November 30 -
Cardpoint PLC's stock plunged after it reported a wider annual loss and said there were delays in integrating Moneybox PLC, the rival it purchased in July to become the United Kingdom's No. 2 provider of automated teller machines.
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