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A former president and chief executive of a Tennessee bank is going to prison for bank fraud.
July 3 -
Carolina Premier Bank hopes its blend of Southern charm and robust technology (robotic bankers, anyone?) will be a hit with residents in the nation's capital.
July 3 -
Virginia Heritage Bank (VGBK) in Tysons Corner raised $22 million in its recent public offering.
July 3 -
The Treasury Department plans to sell its stake in eight more institutions as it seeks to continuing winding down the 5-year-old Troubled Asset Relief Program.
July 3 -
Another FBR bank analyst is leaving the northern Virginia boutique to pursue a career in investor relations. Brett Scheiner has left FBR to become the investor relations officer for Popular Inc. (BPOP) in San Juan, Puerto Rico.
July 3 -
First Merchants (FRME) in Muncie, Ind., has reduced its ties to the Treasury Department's Small Business Lending Fund.
July 3 -
Serial acquirer Grandpoint Capital has agreed to buy Gilmore Bank. Both are in Los Angeles.
July 3 -
First ULB (FUBP) in Oakland, Calif., has agreed to buy Union Financial in Albuquerque, N.M.
July 3 -
Home Savings Bank in Madison, Wis., is planning to convert from a mutual thrift to a stock-owned company.
July 2 -
Wintrust Financial, a community bank holding company in Illinois, is piloting an app that lets customers pre-order cash at ATMs.
July 2 -
BankUnited (BKU) said Tuesday that it had signed a lease to add 20,000 square feet to its headquarters, which already occupies five buildings and 120,000 square feet in Miami Lakes, Fla.
July 2 -
Peoples Bancorp in Marietta, Ohio, plans to enter the Cleveland market by acquiring Ohio Commerce Bank in Beachwood.
July 2 -
The former president of the failed Mutual Bank in Harvey, Ill., has been banned from the banking industry by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.
July 2 -
Eastern Virginia Bancshares (EVBS) has closed a $5 million rights offering. The offering followed a $45 million private placement announced in March, in which the company sold a 30% stake to institutional investors.
July 2 -
Northeast Bancorp (NBN) in Lewiston, Maine, can now make owner-occupied commercial real estate loans without fear of exceeding a cap on such loans imposed by regulators.
July 2 -
John Kanas is losing his top lieutenant at BankUnited (BKU) in Miami Lakes, Fla. The $12.7 billion-asset company said Tuesday that John Bohlsen has resigned as chief lending officer and vice chairman for personal reasons.
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Unity Bancorp (UNTY) in Clinton, N.J., has received approval to buy back its remaining shares issued to the Treasury Department through the Troubled Asset Relief Program.
July 2 -
Bank of Marin Bancorp (BMRC) in Novato, Calif., has agreed to acquire NorCal Community Bancorp (NCLC) in Alameda, Calif.
July 2 -
Bank of the Ozarks (OZRK) in Little Rock, Ark., is planning to open a loan production office in New York.
July 2 -
1st United, of Boca Raton, paid $5 million in cash to Enterprise's minority shareholders and transferred Enterprise's troubled assets, worth $40.8 million when the deal closed, to its majority owner.
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