Consumer banking
Consumer banking
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U.S. Bancorp (USB), the top performer in the KBW Bank Index for the past 12 months, posted its 11th straight year-over-year increase in quarterly profit as fewer bad loans and increased revenue helped drive results higher.
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Bank of America (BAC), shaking off some of the drag caused by faulty mortgages, swung to a second- quarter profit as losses in real estate narrowed and the company set aside less for bad loans.
July 18 -
PNC Financial Services (PNC), the seventh-largest U.S. commercial bank by deposits, said second-quarter profit declined 40 percent on costs tied to mortgage-putback demands.
July 18 -
MADISON, Wis. – University of Wisconsin CU said it has agreed to build a new branch at the former Brennan’s Market site, the $1-billion credit union’s 13th branch in Dane County and 22nd in Wisconsin.
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Camco Financial (CAFI) in Cambridge, Ohio, is looking to raise up to $10 million through a common shares rights offering to existing shareholders.
July 17 -
Fulton Financial reported higher quarterly earnings despite a decline in net interest income.
July 17 -
The Florida bank is eager to add loans after raising $5 million to surpass capital requirements from a 2011 consent order. It did so at a time when capital raising is on the decline.
July 17 -
Strong loan growth and improved efficiency powered ServisFirst Bancshares in Birmingham, Ala., to its 10th consecutive quarter of record earnings in the quarter that ended June 30.
July 17 -
Nearly all senior citizens and others who receive monthly Social Security benefits on government-issued debit cards are satisfied with their cards and would recommend them to other seniors who are still receiving paper checks, a new survey has found.
July 17 -
PNC Bank is rolling out a reloadable prepaid card in an effort to capture its share of consumers who do not have traditional bank accounts.
July 17 -
In his first speech since agreeing to oversee the $25 billion agreement, Joseph Smith said that he can't police new servicing standards without help from borrowers and their representatives.
July 17 -
The company is opening a loan production office in Wisconsin to focus on commercial loans. The reason? More than 300 banks are fighting for loans in Chicago, leading the local bank to look elsewhere for new business.
July 17 -
Provident New York Bancorp (PBNY) in Montebello, N.Y., has established a wealth management services division that will be led by of its top executives.
July 17 -
M&T Bank (MTB) reported a big drop in quarterly earnings Tuesday, but a close look shows that its Wilmington Trust acquisition is bearing fruit at the right time.
July 17 -
Lakeland Bancorp (LBAI) in Oak Ridge, N.J., recorded higher second-quarter earnings as credit quality improved and loans increased.
July 17 -
Landlords are piling the most debt onto commercial properties in five years as Wall Street banks bundle the loans into bonds to meet rising demand from investors seeking high yields amid record-low interest rates.
July 17 -
Jim McMahon may have been a master at the Super Bowl Shuffle dance, but the former Chicago Bears quarterback apparently was less skilled as a bank director.
July 17 -
The luxury retailer Neiman Marcus is now accepting the Discover (DFS) credit card at is 42 namesake stores and its Bergdorf Goodman stores in New York.
July 17 -
Green Bancorp CEO Geoff Greenwade wants to buy more banks, which he hopes will ultimately make the Houston bank more attractive to buyers.
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