Consumer banking
Consumer banking
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Brandon Steele knows how to process crude oil, sew duffle bags and raise cattle. But being chairman of a community bank is a new one for this serial business owner.
December 21 -
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Webster Financial Corp. in Waterbury, Conn.,is raising capital to pay off the balance of the Treasury Department's investment under the Troubled Asset Relief Program.
December 20 -
Central Pacific Financial Corp. in Honolulu said Monday that it renegotiated its stock conversion rate with the Treasury Department related to its $135 million in Troubled Asset Relief Program funds.
December 20 -
When Cordia Bancorp formed in 2009, the plan was to acquire a shelf charter to bid on failed banks. With the market moving faster than regulators, that strategy has been ditched.
December 20 -
Shareholders of First Niagara Financial Group Inc. and NewAlliance Bancshares Monday overwhelmingly approved their merger agreement despite strong disapproval from Connecticut officials.
December 20 -
EL SERENO, Calif.-The marriage of a coffee shop with a branch of Cal State L.A. FCU is percolating just fine, according to the CU.
December 20 - New Jersey
Hudson City Bancorp Inc., one of the largest residential lenders in the mid-Atlantic area, on Friday pulled the plug on a plan to move to a commercial bank from a thrift holding company.
December 17 -
Encore Bancshares in Houston said Friday that it had received regulatory approval to sell certain operations in Florida to Ovation Holdings Inc.
December 17 -
Pinnacle Bankshares Corp. in Altavista, Va., said Friday that it is looking for a new president and chief executive. The $334.7 million-asset company said in a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission that Robert H. Gilliam Jr. plans to retire from the company and its First National Bank unit "in a midyear 2011 time frame."
December 17 -
Shareholders of Capital Bank Corp. have approved the sale of a majority stake in the Raleigh, N.C., company to North American Financial Holdings Inc.
December 17 -
Steele Holdings Inc. said Friday that it had bought American State Bank in Arp, Texas. Steele, a private company based in Tyler, Texas, paid an undisclosed amount of cash for the $220.2 million-asset bank.
December 17 -
PAB Bankshares Inc. has announced that it received a prompt corrective action directive from the Federal Reserve due to the "significantly undercapitalized" status of its Park Avenue Bank.
December 17 -
It was another busy — and costly — night for regulators in the Southeast. Of the nation's six failures Friday — bringing the year's total to 157 — three were in Georgia and one was in Florida, continuing the onslaught the two states have suffered in the crisis.
December 17 -
With the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency slated to absorb the Office of Thrift Supervision next summer, the future of the personalized interest rate risk assessment that the OTS supplied quarterly to thrifts remains undetermined.
December 17 -
It was another busy — and costly — night for regulators in the Southeast. Of the nation's six failures Friday — bringing the year's total to 157 — three were in Georgia and one was in Florida, continuing the onslaught the two states have suffered in the crisis.
December 17 -
With the OCC slated to absorb the OTS next summer, the future of the personalized interest rate risk assessment that the OTS supplied quarterly to thrifts remains undetermined.
December 17 -
Bank of Montreal said it is buying Marshall & Ilsley in a share swap valued at $4.1 billion, making a long-anticipated move to expand its operations in the U.S.
December 17 -
Bloodied but unbowed, the Florida banking market is poised for a rebound, but only a handful of in-state banks have the capital to take advantage of one.
December 16 -
The board of the National Credit Union Administration on Thursday approved a rule raising financial literacy standards for credit union directors.
December 16



