Consumer banking
Consumer banking
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An increasing number of banking companies are exploring ways around a tax code provision that has constricted past capital infusions.
March 18 -
Southern Community Financial Corp. said Thursday that it has formed a small-business division. The Winston-Salem, N.C., company will place a small-business banker in all 22 branches.
March 17 -
United Community Banks Inc. in Blairsville, Ga., is emerging from its credit woes with plans announced late Wednesday to raise $380 million.
March 17 -
Bankers are divided over the seriousness of a provision in the Dodd-Frank Act that would repeal Regulation Q and allow banks to pay rates for demand deposits.
March 17 -
United Community Banks Inc. said late Wednesday that it is raising $380 million through a private placement with an affiliate of Corsair Capital LLC and a group of institutional investors.
March 17 -
West Asset Management Inc., the debt collection unit of West Corp., has agreed to pay $2.8 million to settle charges it used aggressive collection methods that violated federal law, according to the Federal Trade Commission. The civil penalty is the largest obtained by the FTC in a collection case.
March 17 -
SUITLAND, Md. – Andrews FCU will open a new branch in the town of Waldorf on March 30, which will be the eighth U.S. branch for the $810 million credit union.
March 16 -
RALEIGH, N.C. – And on the seventh day Coastal FCU was open for business and offered teller hours.
March 16 -
A technology subsidiary of the holding company Rurban Financial Corp. must improve its capital position and strengthen operational oversight under a consent order with the Federal Reserve Board.
March 16 -
Rates for deposits have plummeted in recent years in several states that used to be among the hottest for yields in the nation.
March 16 -
A pair of community banks have reduced the Treasury Department's ownership stake in their companies.
March 16 -
Unitus Community Credit Union in Portland, Ore., pledged Tuesday to keep offering free checking and free online services such as bill pay even as many banking companies are starting to charge fees for the services.
March 16 -
Integra Bank Corp. in Evansville, Ind., on Tuesday reported a fourth-quarter loss of $42.8 million, half its loss in the year-earlier period.
March 16 -
S&T Bancorp Inc. in Indiana, Pa., said Wednesday that it was revising its fourth-quarter and full-year 2010 results to reflect a higher loan-loss provision.
March 16 -
TIB Financial Corp. in Naples, Fla., said late Tuesday that it returned to profitability after its new owner, North American Financial Holdings, restructured its balance sheet.
March 16 -
The number of banks and thrifts deferring dividends on preferred stock from the Troubled Asset Relief Program rose last month, according to a report.
March 16 -
The Federal Reserve granted bank holding company status Tuesday to a Japanese company that has agreed to acquire a Japanese-owned bank in New Jersey.
March 16 -
An eleventh-hour amendment to Dodd-Frank that repealed Reg Q could punish community banks that serve as the lifeblood for small businesses across the country.
March 16 -
Various e-communications solutions offer banks an easy method for identifying small-business customers within their retail customer accounts and marketing to them.
March 15 -
SAN ANTONIO – Firstmark CU began construction on a new Alamo branch, which will be the $700 million credit union’s 11th service center.
March 15


