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The credit union's assets have grown tenfold, and the institution has added 30 additional employees and two new branches, since Clark took the helm in 1986.
February 21 -
It would appear that momentum is continuing unabated for blockchain projects and ICOs (initial coin offerings), as the potential for blockchain continues to be realized.
February 21 -
First Citizens, which wants to buy KS Bancorp, has filed a lawsuit to challenge a so-called poison pill provision that the much smaller bank's board recently passed.
February 21 -
The credit union is running a trio of ads throughout the state that highlight the difference it has made in members' lives.
February 20 -
Choice, which has a history of acquisitions, is buying a financial institution that largely focuses on business banking.
February 20 -
Superior Choice Credit Union's deal for Dairyland State Bank in Wisconsin is the second such deal announced this year.
February 20 -
Bob Rivers, CEO of Eastern Bank, was praised and criticized after he called out a Boston sports radio station whose on-air personalities made insensitive remarks. The incident underscores why bankers must be mindful about the positions they take.
February 20 -
NMI, which provides payments gateway services for resellers of payment services, has purchased U.K.-based Creditcall to expand its EMV and contactless capabilities so it can support retail, e-commerce, mobile and unattended payments through a single platform.
February 20 -
The company could use proceeds from the planned offering to add branches and make bigger loans.
February 20 -
The effort would help the state support its burgeoning cannabis industry without interference from federal financial regulators.
February 20
The 42nd Group -
The rudimentary email pre-orders at Grossman's stores were helpful, but limiting in that it still focused on a one-on-one interaction with the customer. Grossman has since implemented technology that allows multiple customers to submit a single order.
February 20 -
Net income at Lansing Postal Community Credit Union has been on the decline and the CU has struggled due to the consolidation of postal services from Lansing to other parts of the state.
February 16 -
Just two months after a capital infusion, First Capital Bancshares added banking veterans including John McCoy and Harvey Glick as directors in a board overhaul, changed CEOs, and decided to move its corporate headquarters to Charleston, S.C.
February 16 -
Triumph Bancorp has developed technology to help freight brokers make faster payments to truckers, charging a fee for the service.
February 16 -
Many large European banks are developing their own services to comply with the data-sharing requirements of PSD2, but thousands of smaller and midsize organizations will need help, seeding the growth of startups specializing in open banking tools.
February 16 -
The Olympics draw together fans from around the globe to cheer on their fellow citizens, and having such a diverse group of people in one spot can inspire companies to experiment with cutting-edge technologies.
February 16 -
Longtime CEO John Radebaugh will retire July 1, at which time EVP/COO Dan Schline will take the helm.
February 16 -
The Chicago institution, formed in 2010 to buy the failed ShoreBank, has hired Sandler O'Neill to gauge interest from potential buyers, according to a published report.
February 15 -
Big companies like Stripe and Visa have written off the idea of bitcoin being used for payments, citing the cryptocurrency’s inconsistent fees and speed — but Coinbase may be uniquely positioned to succeed where others were forced to give up.
February 15 -
Erminia Johannson's promotion is part of an effort by BMO Financial to generate more revenue from its U.S. operations.
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