IPOs

The company and certain investors plan to sell $35 million in stock through the proposed offering.

FVCBancorp will use part of the proceeds to help pay for its pending acquisition of Colombo Bank.

Keith Mestrich, who runs the union-founded bank, plans to use a more liquid stock to pursue acquisitions in cities such as Boston, Seattle and Los Angeles.

While Workers United will no longer own more than half of Amalgamated's stock, it will remain the bank's biggest investor.

A former chief financial officer at Hanover Bancorp is trying to separate the roles of chairman and CEO as part of a sweeping demand for change.

Coastal Financial in Everett, Wash., said that it could be active in M&A with capital from its IPO and that it has already identified several possible targets.

First Western Financial in Denver could use the roughly $31 million it is hoping to raise to pay off debt and redeem preferred shares.

First Western in Colorado and Coastal Financial in Washington are the latest banks to disclose plans to go public.

The Israeli-owned company, which spent the last half-decade addressing stagnation, is open to acquisitions or going public.

Adyen NV, a Dutch payments processor whose clients include Netflix Inc. and Spotify Technology SA, more than doubled in its trading debut in Amsterdam.

Brand Group in Georgia was mulling a public offering but it opted to test the waters as a seller first. That decision led to one of the biggest bank deals announced this year.

The California company ended up selling 1 million more shares than it had originally planned to offer.

The fintech wants to facilitate loans for elective surgeries, auto repairs and jewelry purchases, but regulatory uncertainty — at the state and federal levels — casts a cloud over its business model.

The firm will pay $110 million to settle charges it didn’t control traders; hedge fund executive says he was wrongfully accused of sexual misconduct.

Spirit of Texas Bancshares plans to raise $40 million to fund organic growth and acquisitions.

The 106-year-old bank is looking to raise $90 million, with plans to use half of the funds to redeem outstanding preferred stock.

The Atlanta company partners with banks and merchants to offer consumer installment loans. It could seek to raise as $1 billion as early as this summer, according to a published report.

The company said it could raise up to $25 million through the initial public offering.

OP Bancorp in Los Angeles aims to raise $20 million to fund organic growth and acquisitions.

The company could use proceeds from the planned offering to add branches and make bigger loans.