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Fifth Third Bancorp in Cincinnati, Ohio, has named Michelle Van Dyke as president of its mortgage division.
September 9 -
MoneyGram has acquired the assets of Nexxo Financial, a money transfer and prepaid technology provider in Burlingame, Calif.
September 9 -
East West Bancorp in Los Angeles has been hit with a nearly $39 million in damages tied to a lawsuit from a borrower.
September 9 -
Customers Bancorp in Wyomissing, Pa., has hired Dawn Melesko to serve as director of social media for BankMobile, the mobile and tablet banking platform it plans to launch in late summer 2014.
September 8 -
SB Financial in Defiance, Ohio, has redeemed $10.3 million in trust-preferred securities, in an effort to lower its interest-related expenses.
September 8 -
BB&T has agreed to buy the Bank of Kentucky for $363 million in cash and stock. The acquisition would allow the $188 billion-asset BB&T to expand in the northern Kentucky and Cincinnati region, where the $1.9 billion-asset Bank of Kentucky operates 32 branches.
September 8 -
The Iowa Credit Union Division has placed Louden Depot Community Credit Union in Fairfield, Iowa, into receivership.
September 8 -
National Penn Bancshares in Allentown, Pa., plans to raise $100 million through a debt offering.
September 8 -
The $2.5 billion-asset QCR said in a press release Friday that the new company will include the mortgage staff from its Quad City Bank & Trust.
September 5 -
Banc of California has announced extensive community reinvestment goals as part of its planned purchase of 20 Banco Popular branches in Southern California. The agreement, which appeased a community group that had opposed the sale, shows how much power such organizations wield when it comes to M&A.
September 5 -
Ted Strauss, a Dallas entrepreneur who helped establish two of the city's most-prominent banks, died Friday morning.
September 5 -
Today's hackers are "extremely sophisticated" and banks need to work hard to keep pace with their methods of attack, warns James Sills, who recently left his job as chief information officer for the state of Delaware to become CEO of a small bank in North Carolina.
September 5 -
First Mountain Bank in Big Bear Lake, Calif., is looking to replace a pair of bankers who collectively have more than 80 years of industry experience.
September 5 - Maine
AUGUSTA, Maine U.S. Rep. Mike Michaud hopes that a change of address namely, a move from Washington, D.C., to the Maine governor's mansion won't lessen his impact on credit unions.
September 5 - Wisconsin
African American CU Coalition Exec Lillian Priest Passes; Redwood CU Offers 'Earthquake Relief Loan'; White Paper Explores Network Monitoring, Management.
September 5 - Washington
WASHINGTON The Financial Stability Oversight Council moved a step closer Thursday to identifying MetLife as the fourth nonbank firm viewed by regulators as a systemic threat.
September 5 -
First Niagara Financial Group in Buffalo, N.Y., has consolidated several consumer-banking business lines into one department.
September 4 -
A large shareholder at Valley Community Bank is objecting to the Pleasanton, Calif., company's sale to FNB Bancorp in South San Francisco.
September 4 -
A judge has ruled that the involuntary bankruptcy of FMB Bancshares in Lakeland, Ga., may proceed, a decision that could embolden more trust-preferred creditors to pursue a similar strategy.
September 4 -
BBVA Compass Bancshares in Birmingham, Ala., plans to hire 10 community relations officers to help improve its community reinvestment record.
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