Consumer banking
Consumer banking
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RCB Holding Co. of Claremore, Okla., near Tulsa, has a deal that would bring it into other Oklahoma markets.
January 3 -
University Bancorp of Ann Arbor, Mich., announced Friday that it had it has created a unit that will focus on providing banking services to Muslims.
January 3 -
After failing to win Federal Reserve Board approval of its application to open a bank in New London, Conn., Southern Connecticut Bancorp Inc. has withdrawn the bid and decided to open a branch there instead.
January 3 -
Two California rivals, UCBH Holdings Inc. and Cathay General Bancorp, have both gained regulatory approval to buy Great Eastern Bank of New York - but the betting is on Cathay.
December 30 -
A small Utah start-up seems to be establishing a new business model for the industrial loan company charter.
December 30 -
The District Court of Kansas has dismissed Gold Bank's lawsuit against the Farm Service Agency and Agriculture Secretary Mike Johanns, Gold's parent company said Thursday.
December 30 -
East West Bancorp, which became the nation's largest Chinese-American-owned banking company in September when it bought a smaller rival, would pull further ahead with a deal announced Wednesday.
December 29 -
Cascade Bancorp's deal for F&M Holding Co. gave Patricia L. Moss something she has been after for a long time: an entry point into one of the West's fastest-growing metropolitan markets.
December 29 -
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Cardinal Financial Corp. in Tysons Corner, Va., ended a self-imposed 18-month exile from investor conferences last month, when its chairman and chief executive made a presentation at the Mid-Atlantic Super Community Bank Conference in Philadelphia.
December 28 -
A major shareholder in Placer Sierra Bancshares, which has built itself up over the past few years by buying and consolidating a number of banks, is further reducing its stake in the Sacramento company.
December 28 -
Under a supervisory agreement, the $803 million-asset Baltimore County Savings Bank must review and revise if necessary its policies on compliance with the Bank Secrecy Act and the Flood Disaster Protection Act and on underwriting indirect automobile loans.
December 28 -
Since becoming Community Bancshares Inc.'s chairman and chief executive nearly three years ago, Patrick M. Frawley has resolved a slew of lawsuits and disposed of tens of millions of dollars in problem loans.
December 27 -
UCBH Holdings Inc. of San Francisco announced Friday that it had received regulatory approvals from the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. and California Department of Financial Institutions to complete its deal for the $310 million-asset Great Eastern Bank in New York.
December 27 -
A group of senators is pressing the Treasury to decide how banks structured as limited-liability companies should be taxed.
December 27 -
American Founders Bancorp Inc. in Frankfort, Ky., said in a Securities and Exchange Commission filing that it has a deal to buy First Security Bancorp Inc. in Lexington, Ky., for about $38.5 million in cash.
December 27 -
Southwest Bancorp Inc.'s stock plummeted Friday after the Stillwater, Okla., company said that its fourth-quarter earnings could be down by as much as 10% from a year ago.
December 27 -
One of the nation's oldest mutual holding companies is planning a second-step conversion.
December 23 -
Since the Sarbanes-Oxley Act became law in 2002, dozens of small publicly traded banks have gone private to rid themselves of the costs and compliance burdens of registering with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
December 23





