M&A
M&A
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Great Southern Bancorp in Springfield, Mo., has agreed to buy 12 branches around St. Louis from Fifth Third Bancorp in Cincinnati.
September 30 -
OFG Bancorp in San Juan, Puerto Rico, will record a pretax loss of roughly $21 million after its sells all remaining nonperforming assets from its 2010 purchase of the failed Eurobank.
September 30 -
Bank of Hawaii in Honolulu is getting out of the aircraft leasing business.
September 30 -
Anchor Bancorp in Lacey, Wash., is facing a renewed proxy battle from activist investor Joel Lawson 4th ahead of its annual shareholders meeting in late October.
September 29 -
Bank of America plans to lay off about 200 employees in global banking and markets, the Wall Street Journal reported Tuesday.
September 29 -
Ameris Bancorp in Moultrie, Ga., plans to close 10 branches in an effort to save about $5 million a year in operating costs.
September 29 -
Centrue Financial in Ottawa, Ill., plans to sell 4.8 million shares on behalf of stockholders. The shares would be worth $77 million based on the most recent price of $16 per share.
September 29 -
Nicolet Bankshares in Green Bay, Wis., has redeemed about half of its outstanding preferred stock in the Small Business Lending Fund.
September 29 -
1st Century Bancshares in Los Angeles has filed plans to raise $30 million through a sale of common stock.
September 28 -
A breakdown of M&A announcements in the financial services industry for the week ended September 26.
September 28 -
The $4.8 billion-asset HomeStreet said in a press release Monday that it will pay $49.8 million in stock, or $11.70 a share, and $5.5 million in cash for the $200 million-asset Orange County Business Bank.
September 28 - Pennsylvania
BB&T in Winston-Salem, N.C., will close five National Penn Bancshares branches in Pennsylvania after it completes its acquisition of the Allentown, Pa., company.
September 28 -
Pinnacle Bancorp in Central City, Neb., has agreed to buy Woodhaven National Bank in Fort Worth, Texas.
September 25 -
Cardinal Financial made a big push into wealth management a decade ago. Today, it remains an inconsistent business, though management is optimistic about the future.
September 25 -
Porter Bancorp in Louisville, Ky., has Edmond Seifried to its board. Seifried, 68, is executive director of the Sheshunoff Affiliation Program, which provides education and an idea exchange to community bankers.
September 24 -
River Valley Bancorp could face a challenge from an investor who is upset over some of the Madison, Ind., companys policies and procedures.
September 24 -
Federal officials on Thursday ordered Hudson City Savings Bank to pay more than $27 million to resolve redlining allegations, the largest order of its kind and one that is likely to put larger banks on notice that redlining cases will be aggressively pursued.
September 24 -
The marketplace lender is paying $30 million in cash plus an undisclosed amount of stock. It plans to use BillGuards apps, which come with detailed information about their users financial habits, to attract new borrowers.
September 24 -
Citigroup will close its Boston branches to focus on areas where the lender has a bigger presence just months after describing the city as a key market.
September 23 - North Carolina
In an effort to get a head start on the feeding frenzy, Malvern Federal Savings Bank in Paoli, Pa., will hold job fairs to gobble up employees laid off by BB&T in Pennsylvania.
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