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The South Carolina company plans to use proceeds for acquisitions and organic growth.
January 20 -
Quarterly profit fell at SunTrust Banks in Atlanta as noninterest expense rose 8.4% and its loan-loss provision increased.
January 20 -
Quarterly profit improved despite a spike in noninterest expenses.
January 20 -
Loyalty programs can be a mixed blessing. When they work as advertised, they can lock in consumers and build relationships; when they fail, they vex shoppers and sour relationships.
January 20 -
Associated Banc-Corp in Green Bay, Wis., reported a sharp increase in profits on an 11% increase in noninterest income and on lower credit costs.
January 19 -
CEOs at several regionals have decided to sit on the sidelines so they can digest recent big acquisitions, while others are contemplating going for more deals provided they find lower-risk opportunities.
January 19 -
The Connecticut bank said a spike in business lending and residential mortgages gave its fourth-quarter earnings a boost.
January 19 -
American Express Co., the largest U.S. credit-card issuer by purchases, said fourth-quarter profit fell 8.2 percent as expenses exceeded analysts’ estimates and the firm set aside more money to cover bad loans.
January 19 -
Fourth-quarter profits at Wintrust Financial in Rosemont, Ill., climbed 54% to $54.6 million from a year earlier, helped largely by acquisitions and increases in mortgage banking and other fee income.
January 19 -
Mastercard has announced a partnership with billionaire investor George Soros to work on a for-profit humanitarian project called Humanity Ventures that could bring aid to migrants and refugees around the world.
January 19 -
Commercial real estate loan growth and the Hudson City acquisition fueled fourth-quarter profit growth at M&T Bank in Buffalo, N.Y.
January 19 -
The New York bank weathered headwinds in its taxi-medallion portfolio to post double-digit growth in earnings and net interest income during the fourth quarter.
January 19 -
The Cleveland company also had a record quarter for its investment banking business.
January 19 -
House Republicans charge CFPB director broke federal law in effort to fire him; consulting firms total the costs and savings from technology; German chemist finds the secret behind money's aroma.
January 19 -
Profit surged at BB&T in Winston-Salem, N.C., during the fourth quarter, driven by various acquisitions and growth in business lending.
January 19 -
A 9% increase in interest revenue helped to offset relatively flat growth in fee revenue.
January 19 -
BorrowersFirst said its new financing will come from Waterfall Asset Management, a New York firm that focuses on high-yield investments.
January 19 -
The Pittsburgh company was aided by high-single-digit organic loan growth in addition to an acquisition that was completed in February.
January 18 -
Michael Corbat told analysts Tuesday that Citi will no longer report Citi Holdings, its erstwhile "bad bank," as a separate entity.
January 18 -
The company is selling common and preferred stock in a private placement.
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