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Heartland Financial in Dubuque, Iowa, has agreed to buy Community Bancorp. of New Mexico in Santa Fe.
April 16 - Virginia
ARLINGTON, Va. Reports that Target is close to paying MasterCard nearly $20 million to reimburse credit unions and banks for the costs associated with the retailer's 2013 data breach is not good enough for one CU trade group.
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HSBC has informed New Hampshire's Attorney General of a compromise of some records of current and former mortgage customers of its HSBC Finance unit. HSBC Finance is a nonbank lender, formerly known as Household Finance, that HSBC bought in 2003. The bank is in the process of winding it down.
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KeyCorp in Cleveland reported a drop in first-quarter earnings as expenses and its provision for loan losses crept up.
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Security California Bancorp in Riverside, Calif., has agreed to buy a branch from Rabobank.
April 15 -
IF Bancorp in Watseka, Ill., has selected the successor for its retiring president and chief executive.
April 15 -
VIENNA, Va. Navy Federal Credit Union said it has closed a "record-breaking deal" with the Marine Corps Heritage Foundation (MCHF) on a commercial construction loan to complete the National Museum of the Marine Corps in Triangle, Va.
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Westamerica Bancorp. is delaying its plan to shutter a small branch in Upper Lake, Calif., to give community leaders more time to convince another bank or credit union to set up shop there.
April 15 -
Hudson City Bancorp faces a U.S. government investigation into discriminatory lending practices, according to two people familiar with the matter, posing a potential new hurdle in the bank's long-delayed sale to M&T Bank Corp.
April 15 -
Westamerica Bancorp.'s profits fell again in the first quarter as a result of management's decision to shrink its loan portfolio and load up on lower-yielding investment securities
April 15 - Texas
AUSTIN, Texas As the Cornerstone Credit Union League nears its second birthday, its CEO says the organization is working well for CUs in Texas, Arkansas and Oklahoma.
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PacWest Bancorp in Los Angeles announced Tuesday that Chief Financial Officer Victor Santoro plans to retire from the post this summer and West Coast banking veteran Patrick Rusnak will succeed him in that role.
April 14 -
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau filed a lawsuit Tuesday against the owner of several tax-preparation outlets that allegedly steered low-income clients into expensive loans against their anticipated refunds.
April 14 -
Ocwen Financial announced a preliminary loss of $546 million, or $4.18 per share, for fiscal year 2014 Tuesday, on a higher-than-expected goodwill impairment and charges stemming from the company's settlement with the New York Department of Financial Services.
April 14 -
Sound Financial Bancorp in Seattle has selected a former Fannie Mae executive to join its board.
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Commerce Bancshares in Kansas City, Mo., said Monday that first-quarter profits fell 5% from a year earlier, to $61.1 million, as net interest income fell and expenses rose.
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BIRMINGHAM, Ala. Shared branching network CU Service Centers of Alabama is set to return $147,000 in patronage rebates and dividends, the fourth consecutive year it has done so.
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Wells Fargo in San Francisco and a unit of Blackstone Group have agreed to buy commercial real estate loans held by GE Capital in transactions valued at $23 billion.
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The Western Independent Bankers, a San Francisco industry group, has a new president and chief executive.
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Financial Institutions Inc. in Warsaw, N.Y., increased the size of its debt offering by 14% due to high demand.
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